the topological and dynamic characteristics of neuronic ensembles in the brain as percolating fractal sets

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Abstract
The objective of the research was to determine of neuronic ensembles in the brain. The research was based that neuronic ensembles of a brain are considered as the percolating clusters. In the basic part of the study the main concern was determination of the following parameters: fractal dimension on a passing threshold df; for geodetic lines on a fractal dθ and for trajectories of particles in a turbulence field dw. In the same part of a research the index of a compendency (θ) of neuronic ensembles of animals and the human brain is defined. As well as it was supposed has a negative value θ < 0. It is correct for the objects having Hausdorff dimension higher than one df > 1. Numerical calculations with use of results of computer analysis frontal section images of a hypothalamus of a brain of animals and human are shown, that the considered objects can be ranked to the special class of fractal objects. Such class of objects is called asymptotically arcwise connected.
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Authors ;Sergey L’vovich Molchatsky
Journal microsystems and nanoengineering
Year 2017
DOI
10.12731/wsd-2017-4-96-105
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http://journal-s.org/index.php/vmno/article/view/10201
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