Ross indexed the following pages under the keyword: "Brain".

Inhibition Ants Brain Intelligence Neuron directing impulses 0072 0073

Brain 'key' atoms Cortex control by 'key' atoms Cortex, removal of and Lashley Energy only shown by matter Intelligence and Lashley Cortex and the unconscious Hypnosis (mesmerism) Unconscious, the relation to conscious 0165 0166

Brain fundamental function Function rules fundamental function rules of central nervous system Neuron essentila function Differentiation in development Modification Nirvanophilia Reactions development of reactions 0167 0168

Energy Brain Infant Learning Neuron essentila function Stimulus 0177 0178

Dream at lower level Basic pattern in cortex Brain fundamental function Cortex Cortex and pattern Cortex, visual and nirvanophilia Impulse pattern in cortex Learning Localisation in cortex Modification in cortex Nirvanophilia Reactions and environment Reflex in melacholia Signal reality as Vision binocular 0205 0206

Affect and inhibition Brain dominance of Dominance Environment Equilibrium Inhibition and emotion Learning Neuron essentila function Nirvanophilia Receptors and gradients Stimulus Ants Genes Heredity and function rules Schizophrenia 0283 0284

Brain stops growing Heredity and G [quantity of energy] Maturity and G [quantity of energy] Competition equations of Cortex equipotentiality of Energy Spearman and energy Inhibition nature of Localisation in cortex 0291 0292

Integration (physiological) of patterns Brain injury and memory Cortex, removal of and recovery Learning in decerebrate dog Meaning as pattern property 0331 0332

Affect like injury Brain injury and memory Impulse, nervous spreading of Memory Lashley on Memory remembering slide rule Instinct Fambre on Instinct in insects 0333 0334

Aggregation Memory in Protozoa Memory as organisation Nirvanophilia Jennings on Organisation and memory Reactions and nirvanophilia Reactions by trial and error Reducibility nearly reducibility Reflex are plastic Amoeba as "higher" animal Brain unnecessary Localisation Laskley on 0341 0342

Group (mathematical) and equilibrium Neutral point (of equilibrium - including 'cycle', 'region' etc.) examples Brain 'break' in Break of organisation Organisation break of 0885 0886

Summary: Another example of the conclusion of 1006. Brain fundamental function Death achieved Neutral point (of equilibrium - including 'cycle', 'region' etc.) effect of change of parameter Parameter and neutral point Survival by-product Summary: Equations are given for determining the shift in a neutral point if several parameters are altered a little. The change in each coordinate is a linear function of the changes of parameters. Neutral point (of equilibrium - including 'cycle', 'region' etc.) examples 1023 1024

Summary: The concept of "breaks" by itself is not sufficient to cause any emergence of adaptation or intelligence. Brain, i.e. a machine of particular type, is necessary. (See 1063) Adaptation brain necessary Brain necessary Intelligence brain necessary Break in machine Organisation in machinery, examples Society [12]: Organisation has two complexities: number of variables and number of parameters, 0984. In man-made machines, 1054. 1053 1054

Adaptation by break Brain essentials of Break and adaptation Summary: Although a general system has no tendency to survival by adaptive behaviour, yet a "brain" has. Details are given. (see 1068) Organisation two meanings united 1063 1064

Arc optimal size Brain why large? 5622 5623

Summary: Cortex - not statistical but stochastic. Brain is stochastic Cortex is stochastic 5986 5987

Summary: Certain concepts about a machine demand a set, which can exist only in another machine. Such concepts can hardly be used by the machine if thinking about itself. Summary: Machine whose output is invariant for changes in the speed with which the input is sent in. There must be an intervening stage of memory. Memory allows input speed to be irrelevant Atom number in brain Brain number of atoms 6042 6043

Summary: Number of atoms in the brain, and the maximal information it can store. 6179 Brain variety in Summary: Distinguish between the qualities, in the brain, of information and of memory. Sample space importance of 6044 6045