Summability, Fixed Point Theory and Generalized Integrals with Applications

A General Theory of Love is a non-fiction book, by Thomas Lewis, M.D., Fari Amini, M.D.., and Richard Lannon, M.D., that explains and explores the psychobiology of love.

The book describes the nature of 3 fundamental neurophysiologic processes that create and govern love:
- Limbic resonance, the wordless and nearly instantaneous emotional attunement that allows us to sense each other's feeling states
- Limbic regulation, the modulation and control of our physiology by our relationships
- Limbic revision, the manner in which relationships alter the very structure of our brains.

Those whom we love, as our book describes, change who we are, and who we can become.