Geometroneurodynamics
Sisir Roy, Menas Kafatos
Abstract
Hilbert space structure is assumed as a valid geometric description for neurodynamics, i.e., for applying any kind of quantum formalism in brain dynamics. The orientation selectivity of the neurons is used as a justification to construct a type of statistical distance function which is proportional to the usual distance (or angle) between orientations of the neurons. The equivalence between the statistical distance and the Hilbert-space distance is discussed within this framework. It gives rise to the possibility of reanalysing the issue of measurement and information processing in the brain function
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