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<strong>Statistical</strong> Mechanics <strong>of</strong> Neocortical ... - 11 - <strong>Lester</strong> Ingberalthough integrations are indicated over a huge number <strong>of</strong> independent variables, i.e., as denoted bydMsGν , the physical interpretation afforded by statistical <strong>mechanics</strong> makes these systems mathematicallyand physically manageable.It must be emphasized that the output need not be confined to complex algebraic forms or tables <strong>of</strong>numbers. Because L F possesses a variational principle, sets <strong>of</strong> contour graphs, at different long-timeepochs <strong>of</strong> the path-integral <strong>of</strong> P, integrated over all its variables at all intermediate times, give a visuallyintuitive and accurate decision aid to view the dynamic evolution <strong>of</strong> the scenario. For example, as givenin Table 1, this Lagrangian approach permits a quantitative assessment <strong>of</strong> concepts usually only looselydefined [69,78]. In this study, the above canonical momenta are referred to canonical momenta indicators(CMI).Table 1In a prepoint discretization, where the Riemannian geometry is not explicit (but calculated in the firstSMNI papers), the distributions <strong>of</strong> neuronal activities p σ iis developed into distributions for activity underan electrode site P in terms <strong>of</strong> a Lagrangian L and threshold functions F G ,⎛⎞ ⎛⎞P = Π P G [M G (r; t + τ )|M G (r′; t)] = Σ δ ⎜Gσ j ⎝ jEΣ σ j − M E (r; t + τ ) ⎟ δ ⎜ Σ σ j − M I N(r; t + τ ) ⎟ Π p σ⎠ ⎝ jIj⎠ j≈Π (2πτg GG ) −1/2 exp(−Nτ L G ) = (2πτ) −1/2 g 1/2 exp(−Nτ L) ,GL = T − V , T = (2N) −1 (Ṁ G − g G )g GG′ (Ṁ G′ − g G′ ),g G =−τ −1 (M G + N G tanh F G ) , g GG′ = (g GG′ ) −1 = δ G′G τ −1 N G sech 2 F G , g = det(g GG′ ),F G =V G − v G′ |G| T G′|G|(π [(vG′ |G| )2 + (φG′ |G| )2 ]TG′ |G| ,)1/2T |G|G′ = a |G|G′ N G′ + 1 2 A|G| G′ MG′ + a †|G|G′N †G′ + 1 2 A†|G| G′M †G′ + a ‡|G|G′N ‡G′ + 1 2 A‡|G| G′M ‡G′ ,a †GG′= 1 2 A†G G′+ B †GG′, A ‡IE = A‡E I = A ‡II = B ‡IE = B‡E I = B ‡II = 0 , a ‡EE = 1 2 A‡E E + B‡E E , (5)

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