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When does cortical coherence carry shared content? Compatibility and self-reconstruction as testable conditions
Synchrony accounts treat collective phase order as the mechanism that integrates distributed cortical activity. We show formally that shared content and a self-model each need a condition beyond phase order, and state it. Three conditions are separated: coherence (collective phase order), compatibil
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