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Human brain theory

for the European Union’s Human Brain Project

ISBN 978-3-00-068559-0

Monograph by Dr Andreas Heinrich Malczan

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Introduction
Foreword
1. The evolutionary history of the brain – the concept of segments and neuron classes
2. The splitting of modalities and module formation – prerequisite for the division of labour in the brain
3. The change in mapping topology and the transition from cylindrical to spherical body models
4.1 Divergent modules of the brain
4.2 Divergence modules with lateral signal propagation
4.3 Modules with spatial signal propagation
4.4 The disparity module
4.5 The phase module
4.6 The sensory focus module
5. The basal ganglia – a delay module
6.1 The convergence module for the colour module with vertical signal mixing
6.2 The convergence module with lateral signal superposition
7. The consequences of signal divergence for neuronal substructures
8. The storage module in the pontocerebellum
9. The inverse pontocerebellum
10. The module of the rotational memory in the limbic system
11. The further development of the ladder nervous system in humans
12. Language acquisition and language capacity
12.1 Sensory modules for language learning
13. The three subsystems of the human brain
14. Movement generation by the vertebrate brain
14.1 Systematisation of the developmental stages of the brain
14.2 Body stability and the cerebellum
14.3 The generation of motor clock signals
14.4 Movement generation at the simple joint
14.5 Movement control through centre of gravity modules
14.6 Sensorimotor protocol modules
14.7 The module for stereoscopic vision
14.8 A connectome theory of the brain
15. The evolution of the basal ganglia system
16. The emergence of language understanding
17. The double layer theory according to Andreas Malczan
18. Pattern recognition without neural networks
19. Mathematical and neuronal image analysis
20. Theory of the spinocerebellum according to Andreas Malczan
List of figures
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