From the reviews "These books are very-well written and provide a strong background for explaining neural oscillations ... We strongly believe that the contents of these two volumes will be very useful for those neurophysiologists, biomedical engineers, clinical researchers, physicians, and graduate students who are working in all areas of brain research." (M. Akay & P. Bonetto, IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology, 1999) "This book contains a wealth of new experimental findings, techniques for analysis and theoretical conceptions. Anyone interested in brain oscillations and cortical information processing in general will enjoy reading this book." (W. Klimesch, Trends in Cognitive Science, 1999) "One's response to this pair of volumes will inevitably depend of what kind of explanation one finds 'satisfying' ... Nevertheless, this is a landmark publication which may have an inspirational effect on other workers on the field." (S. Jones, Clinical Neurophysiology, 1999)

• 0. Prologue.- I. Foundations.- 1. Brain Dynamics and Brain Codes.- 2. Electrical Signals from the Brain.- 3. The Brain: Sensory and Cognitive Pathways.- 4. Brain Dynamics Research Program.- 5. Wavelet Analysis of Brain Waves.- 6. Phase Locking of Oscillatory Responses: An Informative Approach for Studying Evoked Brain Activity.- 7. Resonance Phenomena in the Brain, Physical Systems, and Nature.- II. Renaissance of the EEG and Oscillations.- 8. Event-Related Oscillations in the Brain.- 9. Correlation Between Unit Activity and Activity of Neural Populations.- 10. Chaos in Brain Function.- III. Resonance as the Basic Mechanism of Oscillatory Responses.- 11. Brain Synergetics: Frequency Locking of EEG: Order Out of Chaos.- 12. Major Operating Rhythms (MOR) Control the Shape and Time Course of Evoked Potentials.- 13. Oscillatory Brain Responses: Changes with Development and Aging.- 14. Brain Response Susceptibility.- 15. The Evoked Potential Manifests a Superposition of Event-Related Oscillations.- 16. Multiple Sclerosis: Break of the Alpha Response.- 17. Brain Feynman Diagrams.- 18. Oscillatory Components of Evoked Potentials are Real Brain Responses Related to Function.- 19. Conclusion.- References.- Author-Index.

From the reviews "These books are very-well written and provide a strong background for explaining neural oscillations ... We strongly believe that the contents of these two volumes will be very useful for those neurophysiologists, biomedical engineers, clinical researchers, physicians, and graduate students who are working in all areas of brain research." (M. Akay & P. Bonetto, IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology, 1999) "This book contains a wealth of new experimental findings, techniques for analysis and theoretical conceptions. Anyone interested in brain oscillations and cortical information processing in general will enjoy reading this book." (W. Klimesch, Trends in Cognitive Science, 1999) "One's response to this pair of volumes will inevitably depend of what kind of explanation one finds 'satisfying' ... Nevertheless, this is a landmark publication which may have an inspirational effect on other workers on the field." (S. Jones, Clinical Neurophysiology, 1999)

• 0. Prologue.- I. Foundations.- 1. Brain Dynamics and Brain Codes.- 2. Electrical Signals from the Brain.- 3. The Brain: Sensory and Cognitive Pathways.- 4. Brain Dynamics Research Program.- 5. Wavelet Analysis of Brain Waves.- 6. Phase Locking of Oscillatory Responses: An Informative Approach for Studying Evoked Brain Activity.- 7. Resonance Phenomena in the Brain, Physical Systems, and Nature.- II. Renaissance of the EEG and Oscillations.- 8. Event-Related Oscillations in the Brain.- 9. Correlation Between Unit Activity and Activity of Neural Populations.- 10. Chaos in Brain Function.- III. Resonance as the Basic Mechanism of Oscillatory Responses.- 11. Brain Synergetics: Frequency Locking of EEG: Order Out of Chaos.- 12. Major Operating Rhythms (MOR) Control the Shape and Time Course of Evoked Potentials.- 13. Oscillatory Brain Responses: Changes with Development and Aging.- 14. Brain Response Susceptibility.- 15. The Evoked Potential Manifests a Superposition of Event-Related Oscillations.- 16. Multiple Sclerosis: Break of the Alpha Response.- 17. Brain Feynman Diagrams.- 18. Oscillatory Components of Evoked Potentials are Real Brain Responses Related to Function.- 19. Conclusion.- References.- Author-Index.