This monograph includes eight fundamental studies on EEG analysis: 1) disadvantages and errors of coherent analysis; 2) errors in spectral estimates of EEG amplitude compared to direct amplitude measurements; 3) the new method for analyzing EEG synchrony by envelope correlation which is very effective for differentiating various diseases and functional states; 4) differentiation of norm and schizophrenia by analysis of EEG correlation synchrony; 5) the changes in EEG synchrony at depressive deviations; 6) the analysis of EEG synchronism and amplitude relationship in all-night sleep; 7) the solution to the problem of choosing the optimal reference electrode for EEG recording; 8) the free available software tools for EEG complex group analysis. The book contains various materials suitable for students, researchers and academicians.
Dr Alexey Kulaichev is a Professor at the Biological department of Moscow State University, Russia. He has 52 years of research and academic experience. His research area includes applied mathematics, systems analytics, programs development, physiology, cardiology, psychology, psychiatry, set theory, gravity theory, history, philosophy, religion, oriental studies, indology, and sport. He has published over 100 articles, 15 monographs and textbooks, have 4 patents. He has received two state medals, two state certificates of appreciation, and an honorary academic title from Moscow University.
