Circuits in the Brain

2. Lettvin’s Challenge
Charles Legéndy

3. Issues Concerning the Nature of Neuronal Response
Charles Legéndy

4. “Events” in the Brain
Charles Legéndy

5. Cell Assemblies
Charles Legéndy

6. Surprise, Statistical Inference, and Conceptual Notes
Charles Legéndy

7. A New Term: Ignitions Which “Reach” or “Don’t Reach” a Neuron
Charles Legéndy

8. Confirmation Loops, Powered by Self-Ignitions
Charles Legéndy

9. Communicating “Relatedness” Through Time-Linked Ignitions
Charles Legéndy

10. Relational Firing: Broadcasting a Shape Through Time-Linked Ignitions
Charles Legéndy

11. Enter the Contour String
Charles Legéndy

12. Drift of the Retinal Image
Charles Legéndy

13. Theory of the Simple Cell
Charles Legéndy

14. Theory of the Complex Cell
Charles Legéndy

15. Corner Processing: Theory of the Hypercomplex Cell
Charles Legéndy

16. Nodes on Contour Strings
Charles Legéndy

17. Custom-Made Unstable Networks Made to Support Tracking
Charles Legéndy

18. Why Is the Drifting Retinal Image Helpful in Perception?
Charles Legéndy

19. The Maintenance of Moving Nodes and Bridgeheads

20. Making the First Links by Crawling Along a Contour String
Charles Legéndy

21. Using Existing Links to Make New Links on the Same Contour
Charles Legéndy

22. Completing a Triangle of Links
Charles Legéndy

23. All-to-All Linkup on Smaller Shapes, Utilizing Chain Ignitions
Charles Legéndy

Avainsanat: Biomedicine, Mathematical and Computational Physics, Neurobiology, Neurosciences