"The author undoubtedly has a strong and thorough knowledge of both mathematics and neurosciences which allows him to put the reader on what he calls 'the launching point'...an excellent door that opens the researcher to further exploration of the mysteries of the brain. I conclude this review by repeating what is at the end of this very well written book: 'Mathematics is needed to understand how the brain works.'" Catherine Garcia-Reimbert

• Preface; 1. Some useful electrical circuits; 2. A theory of simple clocks; 3. Some mathematical models of neurons; 4. Signal processing in phase-locked systems; 5. Small physiological control networks; 6. Memory, phase change, and synchronization; 7. Attention and other brain phenomena; Appendices; References; Index.

"The author undoubtedly has a strong and thorough knowledge of both mathematics and neurosciences which allows him to put the reader on what he calls 'the launching point'...an excellent door that opens the researcher to further exploration of the mysteries of the brain. I conclude this review by repeating what is at the end of this very well written book: 'Mathematics is needed to understand how the brain works.'" Catherine Garcia-Reimbert

• Preface; 1. Some useful electrical circuits; 2. A theory of simple clocks; 3. Some mathematical models of neurons; 4. Signal processing in phase-locked systems; 5. Small physiological control networks; 6. Memory, phase change, and synchronization; 7. Attention and other brain phenomena; Appendices; References; Index.