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Origin of Neural Firing and Synthesis in Making Comparisons

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  • European Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics

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  • 2017

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Abstract (Original Language): 
The nervous system uses its own kind of mathematical function patterns for both external and internal realities. The conscious part of the nervous system is there to respond to what happens outside by regulating externally received information signals from the senses and the skin and muscles of the body itself. To do that, it needs to communicate with its subconscious using the familiar language of neural ring. In this paper, we show that because reciprocal pairwise comparisons are performed at the neural level, the division algebra of the octonions, in which commutativity and associativity are not satis ed, provides the structure needed to represent mental processes and that these processes could be represented in G2-manifolds.
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