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== New Psi Equations Relating to Consciousness == ==== '''Psi-Consciousness Interaction Equation''': ==== <math>\nabla \cdot (\Psi \vec{E}) - \nabla \cdot (\Psi \vec{B}) = -\frac{{\partial \Psi}}{{\partial t}} + \nabla^2 \Psi + \kappa \cdot C</math> * This equation builds upon the concept of the psi energy density scalar field (<math>\Psi</math>) interacting with electromagnetic-like fields (<math>\vec{E}</math> and <math>\vec{B}</math>), as well as with consciousness (<math>C</math>). ** <math>\nabla \cdot (\Psi \vec{E})</math> and <math>\nabla \cdot (\Psi \vec{B})</math> describe the divergence of psi-induced electric and magnetic fields, respectively. ** <math>\frac{{\partial \Psi}}{{\partial t}}</math> represents the temporal evolution of the psi energy density scalar field. ** <math>\nabla^2 \Psi</math> represents the spatial distribution of psi energy density. ** <math>\kappa</math> is a constant representing the strength of interaction between psi phenomena and consciousness. ** <math>C</math> represents a measure of consciousness, which could be derived from neural activity patterns, information processing metrics, or other indicators of conscious awareness. ==== '''Psi Information Integration Equation''': ==== <math>\Phi = \int \left( \Phi^{\mathrm{max}}_{\mathrm{unc}} - \Phi^{\mathrm{max}} \right) P_O(o) \, do + \gamma \cdot I</math> * This equation extends Integrated Information Theory (IIT) to incorporate psi-related information integration, where <math>\Phi</math> represents integrated information as in IIT. ** <math>\Phi^{\mathrm{max}}_{\mathrm{unc}}</math> and <math>\Phi^{\mathrm{max}}</math> represent the maximum integrated information in the absence of constraints and in the actual system, respectively. ** <math>P_O(o)</math> represents the probability distribution of system states, as in IIT. ** <math>\gamma</math> is a constant representing the degree to which psi-related information integration contributes to overall integrated information. ** <math>I</math> represents a measure of psi-related information integration, potentially derived from experimental data on psi phenomena or subjective reports of psi experiences. ==== '''Psi Neural Activation Equation''': ==== <math>\frac{\partial u(x, t)}{\partial t} = -u(x, t) + \int W(x - x') \, f(u(x', t)) \, dx' + \delta \cdot P</math> * This equation extends neural field theory to incorporate the influence of psi phenomena on neural activation patterns. ** <math>u(x, t)</math> represents the activity of neural populations at position <math>x</math> and time <math>t</math>, as in the Wilson-Cowan model. ** <math>W(x - x')</math> represents the synaptic connectivity between neurons, as in the Wilson-Cowan model. ** <math>f(u(x', t))</math> represents the neural activation function, as in the Wilson-Cowan model. ** <math>\delta</math> is a constant representing the influence of psi phenomena on neural activation. ** <math>P</math> represents a measure of psi-related neural activation, potentially derived from neuroimaging data during psi tasks or experiments.
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