Introductory Remarks --;0 What is a Generator Like? --;I. Overview --;1 DC Potentials of the Brain --;2 Activity of Single Neurons and Their Relationship to Normal EEG Waves and Interictal Epilepsy Potentials in Humans --;II. Psychophysiology --;3 Determinants of CNV Amplitude --;4 Changes of Slow Brain Potential Shifts Following Failure --;5 Association Cortex Contributions to the Human P3 --;6 Interactions between the DC Potential of the Brain and Slow Potential Shifts under Mental Load --;7 The 'Oddball CNV' as Indicator of Information Processing in Healthy Subjects and Patients with Panic Disorders --;8 Lateralization of Slow Brain Potentials and Preparatory Processes --;III. Neurophysiology --;9 The Genesis of Cortical Event-Related Potentials: Excitatory and Inhibitory Contributions --;10 Prolonged Unstable Depression: A Modified Manifestation of Spreading Depression in Rat Hippocampus --;11 Modulation of Glutamate Responses by Noradrenaline and GABA in Neo- and Archicortical Structures --;12 Extracellular Changes of Aspartate, Glutamate, and Taurine in Relation to DC Changes during Complete Cerebral Ischemia and Cortical Spreading Depression --;13 Evoked Field Potentials-Beyond Correlates of Behavior: An Approach to Determining the Neural Mechanism of Behavior --;IV. Glia and Microenvironment --;14 Cortical Slow Potentials, Depolarization of Glial Cells, and Extracellular Potassium Concentration --;15 Voltage- and Ligand-Gated Membrane Currents of Identified Glial Cells in the Hippocampal Slice --;16 Contributions of Extracellular Potassium Increases to Transient Field Potentials (Review of Data) --;17 Cornea-Negative and Cornea-Positive Slow Components of the ERG and Light-induced Extracellular Potassium Changes --;V. Biomagnetism --;18 Magnetoencephalographic Signals and Their Registration --;19 Neuromagnetism and Source Location --;20 Measurement of Neuromagnetic Signals --;21 Extracranial Slow Magnetic Field Changes during Epileptic Activity --;VI. Motor Control --;22 DC Shifts and Event-related Potentials Associated with Workload in a Dual Task Situation --;23 Frontomesial Activation during Spatial Bilateral Coordination: Tentative Conclusions on SMA Function --;24 Phasic and Tonic Changes of the Mean Alpha Frequency (MAF) of the EEG during Motor Performance --;25 Changes of CNS Activation Patterns during Motor Imagination.
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This collection of papers reports on new developments in interdisciplinary research involving the slow electrical activity that can be observed and measured in the brain, the field potentials such as the EEG, slow potentials, DC-shifts and DC-levels.