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Instantaneous Beta Frequency Regulates Self-Generated Timing in Humans

2026-03-12

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Self-generated timing requires the brain to determine when to terminate an ongoing action without reference to external cues. Although beta-band oscillations have been implicated in temporal control, how their intrinsic dynamics shape moment-to-moment variability in internally generated time remains unclear. Here, combining scalp EEG with intracranial recordings in humans, we show that the instantaneous frequency...

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3411d4b8-aee2-52bf-a672-3e1a0111565f
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10.64898/2026.03.10.710730
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