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Spirit and brain signal analogy for brain science study

Author(s)
Sappajak, S.
Yupapin, P. P.
Date Issued
January 1, 2016
Type
Review
DOI
10.3923/AJSR.2016.82.87
Abstract
A new insight of brain signal oscillation within a brain is proposed using the spirit signal, which is formed by the vector soliton pulse after Big Bang and localized in the Hilbert space. The spirit signal is entered into the suitable brain via the nerve center and linked to the entire body. The spirit signal oscillation can be configured by the propagation of photon within the circular like motion device, which is a nonlinear material device known as a panda ring resonator. A spirit signal is a form of energy and configured by a photon, from which the traveling spirit signal behavior can be described by using the standard time dependent Schrodinger equation. Preliminary results obtained have shown that the use of the spirit signal traveling in the nonlinear ring resonator can be formed and investigated. The proposed spirit signal can be used for brain signal manipulation, which is useful for brain science researches and investigations.
Citation
Asian Journal of Scientific Research, 9(2), 82-87, 2016
Subjects

Brain science

Human and computer in...

Neuroscience

Quantum brain

Rabi oscillation

Spiritual study

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