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=== Dynamic Causal Modeling (DCM) ===

Dynamic Causal Modeling (DCM) is a framework used in neuroscience to model and infer the causal interactions between brain regions based on neuroimaging data. While not focused solely on consciousness, DCM can be applied to study the effective connectivity underlying conscious processing. The equations involved in DCM typically describe the dynamics of neural activity and its interactions across brain regions.

These examples illustrate the diversity of theoretical approaches to understanding consciousness and the variety of mathematical tools employed in this endeavor. However, it's important to note that consciousness remains a deeply mysterious and complex phenomenon, and no single equation or theory fully captures its richness and subtlety. Ongoing research and interdisciplinary collaboration continue to advance our understanding of consciousness and its relationship to the brain and the wider cosmos.