The Relativistic Brain: How it works and why it cannot be simulated by a Turing machine by Dr. Miguel A. Nicolelis (2015-04-09)
The Relativistic Brain examines how the brain works and why it cannot, according to the book’s central premise, be simulated by a Turing machine. Bringing neuroscience and computation into conversation, it explores questions about biological intelligence, mathematical models, and the limits of artificial simulation.
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The Relativistic Brain explores how the brain works and examines the claim that it cannot be simulated by a Turing machine.
The book considers the relationship between neuroscience, computation, and the nature of brain function.
Its subject will interest readers curious about the boundaries between biological intelligence and computational models.
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