ArticleFrontiers in computational neuroscience2026
Schumann-anchored golden ratio organization of human neural oscillations.
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Introduction: Human neural oscillations are organized according to golden ratio (φ = 1.618) mathematics: frequencies follow Study 1—transient events: Analysis of 1,366 Schumann Ignition Events (SIEs)-transient episodes of multi-band network synchronization at Earth-resonant frequencies-across 91 participants, 661 sessions, and three EEG devices characterized harmonic frequencies that suggested φ Study 2—single-channel spectral architecture: Spectral parameterization of 244,955 oscillatory peaks across 968 sessions confirmed predictions derived from the φ Synthesis: Two independent methodological approaches-transient event detection and single-channel spectral parameterization-converge on identical conclusions: neural oscillations follow φ
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