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Topology of the Brain Function

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Topology of the Brain Function
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Publisher: viXra
Number of pages: 153

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This manuscript encompasses our published and unpublished topological results in neuroscience. Topology, the mathematical branch that assesses objects and their properties preserved through deformations, stretching and twisting, allows the investigation of the most general brain features.

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