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Pascal Moser

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#edge computing Open access Sep 2026

A two-body eigenvalue problem for the resting cortical spectrum: line positions, weights, a dissociation edge, and the speed the screening has to have

A resting cortical spectrum carries a narrow peak near 10 Hz, a weaker and equally narrow peak near 20 Hz, and a broad 1/f background running beneath and above them. Mechanistic accounts locate each rhythm in a relaxation time, so a second band requires a second circuit, the ratio of the two amplitudes is predicted by...

Pascal Moser · 0 citations
#edge computing Open access Sep 2026

A two-body eigenvalue problem for the resting cortical spectrum: line positions, weights, a dissociation edge, and the speed the screening has to have

A resting cortical spectrum carries a narrow peak near 10 Hz, a weaker and equally narrow peak near 20 Hz, and a broad 1/f background running beneath and above them. Mechanistic accounts locate each rhythm in a relaxation time, so a second band requires a second circuit, the ratio of the two amplitudes is predicted by...

Pascal Moser · 0 citations
#edge computing Open access Sep 2026

A two-body eigenvalue problem for the resting cortical spectrum: line positions, weights, a dissociation edge, and the speed the screening has to have

A resting cortical spectrum carries a narrow peak near 10 Hz, a weaker and equally narrow peak near 20 Hz, and a broad 1/f background running beneath and above them. Mechanistic accounts locate each rhythm in a relaxation time, so a second band requires a second circuit, the ratio of the two amplitudes is predicted by...

Pascal Moser · 0 citations
#edge computing Open access Aug 2026

What Sets the Neural Resting Spectrum - Spectral computation from screened pair interactions

A resting cortical spectrum contains a narrow alpha peak, a weaker and narrow beta peak, and a broad component with no resolvable peak above them. Mechanistic accounts locate each rhythm in a time — a loop transit, or the decay of perisomatic inhibition — so one loop delivers one band, a second band needs a second mech...

Pascal Moser · 0 citations

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