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Adaptive multi-frequency oscillator modeling of coordination recovery during rhythm switching in human musical quartets

2026-07-23

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<p>Musical ensemble coordination requires groups to stabilize shared timing while adapting to perturbations and changing rhythmic constraints. We developed an adaptive multi-frequency oscillator model of how human quartets recover coordination during switches between binary and ternary meters. The model combines nonlinear phase coupling, Hebbian-like frequency adaptation, and resonance-dependent relaxation in a fo...

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Literature Corpus work: ea51dabd-fb31-5646-b7f1-5aafa3332de1
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/4zhtx_v1

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