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Magnetic responses of the brain to rhythmic visual stimulation are measured at frequencies of ~10 Hz using a 7-channel SQUID magnetoencephalograph. Despite the stationarity of the stimulation, the responses of… Click to show full abstract
Magnetic responses of the brain to rhythmic visual stimulation are measured at frequencies of ~10 Hz using a 7-channel SQUID magnetoencephalograph. Despite the stationarity of the stimulation, the responses of the brain demonstrate the constant instability of the amplitude and spatial distribution of the magnetic field. The signal from the eyes is periodically redirected to different parts of the cortex, although the stimulation is always the same.
Keywords:
channel squid;
visual stimulation;
stimulation;
rhythmic visual;
brain;
using channel
Journal Title: Bulletin of The Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Bulletin of The Russian Academy of Sciences: Physics
Year Published: 2020
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