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This Research Topic featured 15 articles from a wide range of research areas related to
human communication. All contributions focus on rhythmic brain activity as opposed to, for …

This review paper discusses rhythmic interactions and distinguishes them from non-rhythmic
interactions. We report on communicative behaviours in social and sexual contexts, as found …

In this paper I begin with the following assumptions which are implicit in a General Systems
or communication theoretical epistemology. 1. Implementing, maintaining, or changing the …

Animals communicating interactively with conspecifics often time their broadcasts to avoid
overlapping interference, to emit leading, as opposed to following, signals or to synchronize …

It is now widely accepted that the brunt of animal communication is conducted via several
modalities, eg acoustic and visual, either simultaneously or sequentially. This is a laudable …

Communication is fundamentally a process of information exchange (Shannon, 1948).
Under this broad definition, it is easy to see communication as a core component of the …

I propose that synchronization affects communication between neuronal groups. Gamma-
band (30–90 Hz) synchronization modulates excitation rapidly enough that it escapes the …

Music is a temporal art y in the banal sense that its tones are given in temporal succession.
yMusic is a temporal art in the more exact sense that, for its ends, it enlists time as force …

Brain processes underlying the production and perception of rhythm indicate considerable
flexibility in how physical signals are interpreted. This paper explores how that flexibility …