Reciprocal dynamics of EEG alpha and delta oscillations during spontaneous blinking at rest: a survey on a default mode-based visuo-spatial awareness.
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Luca Bonfiglio | Maria Chiara Carboncini | Stefano Sello | Paolo Andre | B. Rossi | M. C. Carboncini | L. Bonfiglio | P. Andre | S. Sello | P. Arrighi | Bruno Rossi | Pieranna Arrighi
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