Glial syncytial control fields and the low-frequency resonome of the human brain
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience August 11, 2026 Andreu Ballús Santacana
The low-frequency resonome of the human brain, understood as the structured hierarchy of infra-slow, delta, and theta electromagnetic field organization across approximately 0.1–8 Hz, is central to large-scale neural coordination, state transitions, sleep-wake dynamics, predictive regulation, and conscious access. Existing theories explain many aspects of these phenomena through neuronal...