A possibility is discussed of use of methods of non-linear dynamics for analysis of spontaneous EEG and if the EEG caused by low acoustic stimuli in healthy people and in patients with epilepsy. A use of methods of non-linear dynamics--the fractal dimension of EEG--in clinical practice and in research is described.
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