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Macroscale dynamics of EEG microstates determine the periodic and aperiodic features of the neural power spectrum

2026-08-01

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The global signal characteristics of scalp-recorded electroencephalography (EEG) are composed of periodic oscillatory rhythms and aperiodic broadband fluctuations that together constitute the neural power spectrum. Spectral decomposition of these features has long served as the primary window into the macroscale characteristics of human brain activity. However, prevailing interpretations of spectral features lack...

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3b816606-6268-5d6b-bf5f-581dd35039d6
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10.64898/2026.07.28.741333
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