Electrical Activity of the Human Brain in the Process of Motor Activity,

The monograph presents questions of the organization of cortical electrical activity of the brain during human muscular work. The fact that the investigations of the electroencephalogram EEG were carried out during motor activity should be considered significant. The methods of recording the EEG at the moment of movement, modern methods of automatic processing, and the latest mathematical methods of analyzing the EEG are all presented. Using specific examples of materials of unique investigations, original methods of autocorrelation, cross correlation, and coherent analysis of the EEG are presented these methods of analysis are carried out with the aid of a computer and by using algorithms for finding the maximum correlation path and isolating the correlation pleiads, and vector electroencephalography.