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Fractals in the nervous system: conceptual implications for theoretical neuroscience
2010
Frontiers in Physiology
This essay is presented with two principal objectives in mind: first, to document the prevalence of fractals at all levels of the nervous system, giving credence to the notion of their functional relevance; and second, to draw attention to the as yet still unresolved issues of the detailed relationships among power-law scaling, self-similarity, and self-organized criticality. As regards criticality, I will document that it has become a pivotal reference point in Neurodynamics. Furthermore, I
doi:10.3389/fphys.2010.00015
pmid:21423358
pmcid:PMC3059969
fatcat:qjhzo4ioarg35crh3eblkxfyiq