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Adaptive proximity to criticality underlies amplification of ultra-slow fluctuations during free recall

2023-02-27

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Ultra-slow fluctuations are a hallmark of spontaneous cortical activity. We examine the hypothesis that these unique dynamics arise from recurrent neuronal networks operating near a phase transition, a state characterized by ‘critical slowing down’. A further prediction of such dynamics is that a small modulation towards the critical transition should lead to specific amplification of slow fluctuations. Here, we r...

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9f199230-fedd-51a7-994f-03cabc094223
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10.1101/2023.02.24.529043
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