Consciousness, Cognition and Crosstalk : The Evolutionary Exaptation of Nonergodic Groupoid Symmetry-Breaking
Wallace, Rodrick
Consciousness, Cognition and Crosstalk : The Evolutionary Exaptation of Nonergodic Groupoid Symmetry-Breaking by Rodrick Wallace - 1st edition 2022 - 1 recurso en línea (XI, 71 páginas) 19 ilustraciones - SpringerBriefs in Computational Intelligence 2625-3712 .
This book makes application to the dynamics of arousal and distraction, and to other examples. A modified version of the Kadanoff picture of phase transitions in consciousness emerges from the Morse Function itself in a surprisingly standard manner, closely associated with the breaking of groupoid symmetries driven by fundamental equivalence class algebras. Although this is far indeed from the familiar world of physical theory, it should be possible, on the basis of the probability models developed in the book, to develop new statistical tools for the analysis of observational and empirical data regarding cognition and consciousness.
9783030872199
10.1007/978-3-030-87219-9 doi
Ciencia cognitiva
BF311 / 2022 EB
Consciousness, Cognition and Crosstalk : The Evolutionary Exaptation of Nonergodic Groupoid Symmetry-Breaking by Rodrick Wallace - 1st edition 2022 - 1 recurso en línea (XI, 71 páginas) 19 ilustraciones - SpringerBriefs in Computational Intelligence 2625-3712 .
This book makes application to the dynamics of arousal and distraction, and to other examples. A modified version of the Kadanoff picture of phase transitions in consciousness emerges from the Morse Function itself in a surprisingly standard manner, closely associated with the breaking of groupoid symmetries driven by fundamental equivalence class algebras. Although this is far indeed from the familiar world of physical theory, it should be possible, on the basis of the probability models developed in the book, to develop new statistical tools for the analysis of observational and empirical data regarding cognition and consciousness.
9783030872199
10.1007/978-3-030-87219-9 doi
Ciencia cognitiva
BF311 / 2022 EB