MS#105. Vibrational Resonance and Cognitive Internalization, 2000 Subjects: Cognitive psychology Written: March 22, 2000 Abstract: Abstract. Continuing in the spirit of earlier works, we propose a mathematical model for the process of internalization of ideas. This entire concept presupposes a paradigm of mind with internal and external regions, which we accept provisionally for the sake of discussion. In short, we envision a physical model comprising several excitable, continuous media in parallel planes, interconnected by a process of resonance of vibrations. The mathematical model for this physical analog is then discretised, and proposed verbatim as a computational model for the mental system. This model is typical of complex dynamical systems, as they have evolved during the last twenty years or so. [HTML] [PDF], 12 pages, 80 KB Last revised by Ralph Abraham