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onal and thalamocortical physiology from the standpoint of neuronal coding and the properties of the EEG attractor. (Mandell et al, 1991; Mandell and Kelso, 1991; Mandell and Selz, 1992; 1993;1994:1997a). We found that the EEG attractor could be characterized by the diagnostic triad identifying strange n