The Neuronal Symphony: A Meta-Analysis on Mathematics as the Brain's Natural Language and its Correspondence with Universal Structure

Juan Moises De la Serna

doi:10.5281/zenodo.19522098

April 12, 2026Open Access

The Neuronal Symphony: A Meta-Analysis on Mathematics as the Brain's Natural Language and its Correspondence with Universal Structure

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To explore the relationship between mathematics and neuronal activity in the brain, investigating if math serves as a natural language.
Conducted a systematic review of existing literature on mathematics and neuroscience
Analyzed data across multiple studies to identify patterns and correlations
Examined neurological responses to mathematical problem-solving tasks
Found significant evidence supporting the idea that mathematics acts as a form of brain language
Identified key neuronal networks involved in mathematical processing
Demonstrated a correspondence between mathematical structures and universal patterns in brain activity

Implication

Meta-analysis reveals the connection between mathematics as a natural language and brain function, indicating universal structures.

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Scientific Meta-Analysis: The Neuronal Symphony: A Meta-Analysis on Mathematics as the Brain's Natural Language and its Correspondence with Universal Structure

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The Neuronal Symphony: A Meta-Analysis on Mathematics as the Brain's Natural Language and its Correspondence with Universal Structure

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