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Quantum-Like Representation of Dynamic Functional Connectivity: Double Covariance Formalism

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By Andrei Khrennikov, Makio Yamada, Irina Basieva
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version We introduce a neurophysiological adaptation of the Double Covariance Model (DCM) to provide a generative, fourth-order statistical framework for brain dynamics. Moving beyond descriptive sliding-window methods, the proposed theory implements a two-scale temporal scheme that explicitly separates fast micro-time stochastic neural fluctuations from the macro-time scale of emergent cognitive states.
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British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies

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By Makio Yamada, Steffen Hertog
| Educational Studies Verified
Introduction introduction Pages: 1-5 Published online: 17 Feb 2020 First Page Preview | Full Text | PDF (512 KB) | Permissions 261Views 0CrossRef citations Altmetric Article Article Pages: 6-23 Published online: 17 Jan 2020 Abstract | Full Text | PDF (2260 KB) 124Views 0CrossRef citations Altmetric Article Pages: 24-41 Published online: 15 Jan 2020 Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1343 KB) 90Views 0CrossRef citations Altmetric Article Pages: 42-61 Published online: 16 Jan 2020 Abstract | Full Text...
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Introduction: revisiting rentierism-with a short note by Giacomo Luciani

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By Steffen Hertog, Makio Yamada
| Educational Studies Verified
This special issue revisits the ideas of rentierism, or rentier state theory (RST), advanced in Hazem Beblawi and Giacomo Luciani’s edited volume The Rentier State (1987), with particular focus on countries in the Gulf and Arabian Peninsula.1 Rentierism/RST, a theory that posits negative effects of external income and its distribution on political liberalism and economic development, has been serving as the dominant intellectual frame of reference for studies of resource-dependent countries...
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