Theory of Neural Synapse from Quantum Amplitudes and Conditional Probabilities

Nieto-Chaupis H. · Proceedings - 2024 7th Asia Conference on Cognitive Engineering and Intelligent lnteraction, CEII 2024 (2024) · DOI: 10.1109/ceii65291.2024.00014

Resumen

If neural synapse is a probabilistic event, then one would expect that this is the result of a chain of subprocesses that takes place in axon. Thus, one can adjudicate probabilistic quantities to each one of event previous to the releasing of neurotransmitters from synaptic vesicles. Indeed, one can argue that electrical interactions are responsible of neurotransmitters dynamics before them pass to cleft. Because this, the present paper has employed the formalism of quantum probabilities. Thus, quantum mechanics would apply to describe the entire process of synapse. Finally, it was associated a set of conditional probabilities that would led to state that neural synapse is a kind of conjunction of quantum events and conditional probabilities. Finally, probabilities are estimated exhibiting a logic agreement to common knowledge of synapse.

Instituciones: Universidad Autónoma del Perú