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In the paper the theoretical problems are discussed of the spatial org
anization of brain electrical activity. It is considered as a multilev
el realization of synergetic principle in formation of functional syst
ems, which underlie behavior and mental activity. The role is discusse
d of the spatial-temporal superposition of coherent structures of pote
ntials in generation of the cortical fields of increased activity, whi
ch realize the integrative and associative functions. A hypothesis is
proposed about the aligment of ''energy'' and ''information'' factors
of coherent structures as one of the important characteristics of effi
ciency of biological energy-information processes. The necessity is em
phasized of taking into account both linear and nonlinear correlations
of biopotentials to gain an insight into the forms and functional sig
nificance of their spatial organization.