@inproceedings{a265da321128438399a527fc1070518b,
title = "The influence of 40 Hz electromagnetic wave induce phase-synchronization on brain",
abstract = "Auditory phase-synchronization near 40Hz is reportedly related to sensory stimulation. This study applied the phase synchrony analysis and Bi-coherence analyses to analyze the electroencephalographic measurements. Four experimental stages were conducted with 34 healthy high school students to collect the data: (A) resting with eyes closed, (B) listening to the classical music, (C) resting with eyes closed, and (D) listening to popular music. The result shows that the whole brain phase-synchronization occurs at 40Hz and lasts about 400 ms, which is quite different from the estimated 40Hz phase-coupling lasting about 20-25 ms in previous studies and seems to play an important role in inducing auditory attention loss. Additionally, the result also shows that hypersynchronous states may affect perceptual processing. This study develops an original nonlinear time serial analytical approach and suggests that 40Hz phase-synchronization might be an important indicator in perceptual process.",
keywords = "Attention loss, Electroencephalography (EEG), Gamma-band activity, Phase synchronization",
author = "Liu, {Chia Ju} and Huang, {Chin Fei} and Chou, {Chia Yi} and Lu, {Ming Chi} and Yu, {Cheng Hsieh} and Lin, {Yu Te} and Wu, {Ming Ting} and Ho, {Ming Chung}",
year = "2013",
doi = "10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.311.491",
language = "English",
isbn = "9783037856727",
series = "Applied Mechanics and Materials",
pages = "491--496",
booktitle = "Information, Communication and Engineering",
note = "2012 International Conference on Information, Communication and Engineering, ICICE 2012 ; Conference date: 15-12-2012 Through 20-12-2012",
}