Algebraic Quantum Theory of Consciousness, written by Elio Conte, Ferda Kaleagasioglu and Richard Norman, introduces two basic properties of consciousness which are reached by the basic formulation of Clifford algebra quantum mechanics and, at macroscopic level, by complexity and chaos theory.
In the preface, Antonio Di Ieva writes:
“If it is true that the great book of nature is written in mathematical language, as quoted by Galileo Galilei, it is also true that even the comprehension of the most complex and sublime natural product, i.e. the human brain, cannot neglect the use of mathematics, without which “we would wander in vain through a dark labyrinth”. This has been well understood by several mathematicians and scientists, and in such a tradition, Elio Conte et al. have brought the hard problem of consciousness to higher and unexplored peaks: The interpretation of the mind by means of the language of arithmetic, specifically, of the Clifford algebra.” […]