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The activity of the central nervous system influenced by microwaves
The results of bioelectric brain activity analysis by a nonlinear dynamics method based on the Grassberger-Procaccia algorithm are presented. It was observed that the preserving of the brain interhemisphere asymmetry was influenced by microwaves, but its degree is lower than in control mode. It was demonstrated that synchronization of oscillation processes for both brain hemispheres are possible after removing the irradiation.