Quantum Calcium-Ion Interactions with EEG
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Statistical Mechanics of Neocortical Interactions (SMNI)
2.1. Synaptic Interactions
2.2. Neuronal Interactions
2.3. Columnar Interactions
2.4. SMNI Parameters From Experiments
2.5. Previous Applications
2.5.1. Verification of basic SMNI Hypothesis
2.5.2. SMNI Calculations of Short-Term Memory (STM)
2.5.3. Three Basic SMNI Models
- (a)
- case EC, dominant excitation subsequent firings
- (b)
- case IC, inhibitory subsequent firings
- (c)
- case BC, balanced between EC and IC
2.6. Comparing EEG Testing Data with Training Data
2.7. STM PATHINT Calculations
2.7.1. PATHINT STM
2.7.2. PATHINT STM Visual
2.8. Tripartite Synaptic Interactions
2.8.1. Canonical Momentum
2.8.2. Vector Potential of Wire
2.8.3. Effects of Vector Potential on Momenta
2.8.4. Reasonable Estimates
2.9. Model of Models (MOM)
Ideas by Statistical Mechanics
3. Adaptive Simulated Annealing (ASA) Algorithm
3.1. Importance Sampling
3.2. Outline of ASA Algorithm
3.3. ASA Applications
4. Path-Integral Algorithms PATHINT and qPATHINT
4.1. Path Integral in Stratonovich (Midpoint) Representation
4.2. Path Integral in Ito (Prepoint) Representation
4.3. Path-Integral Riemannian Geometry
4.4. Three Approaches Are Mathematically Equivalent
- (a)
- Fokker-Planck/Chapman-Kolmogorov partial-differential equations
- (b)
- Langevin coupled stochastic-differential equations
- (c)
- Lagrangian or Hamiltonian path-integrals
4.4.1. Stochastic Differential Equation (SDE)
4.4.2. Partial Differential Equation (PDE)
4.5. PATHINT Applications
4.6. PATHINT/qPATHINT Code
4.6.1. Shocks
4.6.2. PATHINT/qPATHINT Histograms
4.6.3. Meshes For [q]PATHINT
4.7. Lessons Learned From SMFM and SMNI
Calculations At Each Node At Each Time Slice
- PATHINT using the Classical SMNI Lagrangian
- qPATHINT using the Quantum wave-packet Lagrangian
- Sync in time during P300 attentional tasks.
- Time/phase relations between classical and quantum systems may be important.
- ASA-fit synchronized classical-quantum PATHINT-qPATHINT model to EEG data.
- is determined experimentally from EEG, and includes all synaptic background effects.
5. Results Including Quantum Scales
5.1. SMNI + Wave-Packet
5.2. Supercomputer Resources
5.3. Results Using
5.4. Quantum Zeno Effects
Survival of Wave Packet
6. Quantum Applications
6.1. Nano-Robotic Applications
6.2. Free Will
7. Conclusions
Funding
Acknowledgments
Conflicts of Interest
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---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
s01 | 85.75 | 121.23 | 84.76 | 121.47 | 120.48 | 86.59 | 119.23 | 87.06 |
s02 | 70.80 | 51.21 | 68.63 | 56.51 | 51.10 | 70.79 | 49.36 | 74.53 |
s03 | 61.37 | 79.81 | 59.83 | 78.79 | 79.20 | 61.50 | 75.22 | 79.17 |
s04 | 52.25 | 64.20 | 50.09 | 66.99 | 63.55 | 52.83 | 63.27 | 64.60 |
s05 | 67.28 | 72.04 | 66.53 | 72.78 | 71.38 | 67.83 | 69.60 | 68.13 |
s06 | 84.57 | 69.72 | 80.22 | 64.13 | 69.09 | 84.67 | 61.74 | 114.21 |
s07 | 68.66 | 78.65 | 68.28 | 86.13 | 78.48 | 68.73 | 75.57 | 69.58 |
s08 | 46.58 | 43.81 | 44.24 | 49.38 | 43.28 | 47.27 | 42.89 | 63.09 |
s09 | 47.22 | 24.88 | 46.90 | 25.77 | 24.68 | 47.49 | 24.32 | 49.94 |
s10 | 53.18 | 33.33 | 53.33 | 36.97 | 33.14 | 53.85 | 30.32 | 55.78 |
s11 | 43.98 | 51.10 | 43.29 | 52.76 | 50.95 | 44.47 | 50.25 | 45.85 |
s12 | 45.78 | 45.14 | 44.38 | 46.08 | 44.92 | 46.00 | 44.45 | 46.56 |
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