Abstract
In this note some of the basic hypotheses used by N. Rashevsky in his studies of non-periodic oscillations in cerebral wave patterns ( Bull. Math. Biophys., Vol. 33, 1971) are reconsidered. The concept of chemical pass-band filters is suggested to develop models which account for several aspects of the electrical cortex activity rhythms. A very simple system is then used to demonstrate that certain non-linearities might explain the disappearance of the alpha rhythm as well as the appearance of waves at different frequencies.
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