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mu Mu is an EEG sensorimotor rhythm made up of two nonharmonic oscillatory components in the alpha and beta frequency ranges.

Mu is an EEG sensorimotor rhythm made up of two nonharmonic oscillatory components in the alpha and beta frequency ranges. In psychology and cognitive research, it is used as a neural marker of sensorimotor integration during speech perception and comprehension.

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Drafting source: Chegodaev Dmitry A; Pavlova Polina A; Karpova Natalia. What electrodes can be used to measure mu rhythm (de)synchronization in the context of speech comprehension studies? An insight from theoretical analysis. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fnhum.2026.1676434; article XML SHA-256 2dd00fb64880a070c869683932b4d8f0f9ff1182352c6e7b99e7f168f14c43c3. “What electrodes can be used to measure mu rhythm (de)synchronization in the context of speech comprehension studies? An insight from theoretical analysis” (10.3389/fnhum.2026.1676434).
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