Nonlinear Interaction of the Beat-Photon Beams with the Brain Neurocenters: Laser Neurophysics

I propose a novel mechanism for laser-brain interaction: Nonlinear interaction of ultrashort pulses of beat-photon, ($\omega _{1}$-- $\omega _{2})$, or double-photon, ($\omega _{1}+\omega _{2})$, \footnote{Maria Goeppert-Mayer, \textbf{\"{U}ber Elementarakte mit zwei Quantenspr\"{u}ngen}, \textit{Ann Phys} \textbf{9}, 273, 95. (1931). } beams with the corrupted brain neurocenters, causing a particular neurological disease. The open-scull cerebral tissue can be irradiated with the beat-photon pulses in the range of several 100s fs, with the laser irradiances in the range of a few mW/cm$^{2}$, repetition rate of a few 100s Hz, and in the frequency range of 700-1300nm generated in the beat-wave driven free electron laser.\footnote{V. Alexander Stefan, \textbf{The Interaction of Photon Beams with the DNA Molecules: Genomic Medical Physics.} American Physical Society, 2009 \textbf{APS March Meeting}, March 16-20, 2009, abstract {\#}K1.276; V. Stefan, B. I. Cohen, and C. Joshi, \textbf{Nonlinear Mixing of Electromagnetic Waves in Plasmas }\textit{Science} 27 January 1989:Vol. 243. no. 4890, pp. 494 -- 500 (January 1989).} This method may prove to be an effective mechanism in the treatment of neurological diseases: Parkinson's, Lou Gehrig's, and others.