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1/f Fluctuation on Appearance in Tapping Rhythms.

Kikufumi Matsuura, Masakazu Kurachi, Kazushige Ohshio, Ken-ichirou Sadamitsu, Sanae Yamada

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The present study was made not only to spectro-analyze the fluctuation of the tapping rhythm in subjects with normal masticatory function and to examine its overlapping with 1/f fluctuation as vital responsibility, but also to observe the influence of an experimental object intervened on the occlusal surface.As a result, normal subjects showed 1/f spectrum at each subject's proper rhythm, but not 1/f at a metronome-loading rhythm. In case of an object intervened at proper rhythm, the thickness of the object (100, 400μm) was suggested to make change in spectrum.

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The present study was made not only to spectro-analyze the fluctuation of the tapping rhythm in subjects with normal masticatory function and to examine its overlapping with 1/f fluctuation as vital responsibility, but also to observe the influence of an experimental object intervened on the occlusal surface.As a result, normal subjects showed 1/f spectrum at each subject's proper rhythm, but not 1/f at a metronome-loading rhythm. In case of an object intervened at proper rhythm, the thickness of the object (100, 400μm) was suggested to make change in spectrum.

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The present study was made not only to spectro-analyze the fluctuation of the tapping rhythm in subjects with normal masticatory function and to examine its overlapping with 1/f fluctuation as vital responsibility, but also to observe the influence of an experimental object intervened on the occlusal surface.As a result, normal subjects showed 1/f spectrum at each subject's proper rhythm, but not 1/f at a metronome-loading rhythm. In case of an object intervened at proper rhythm, the thickness of the object (100, 400μm) was suggested to make change in spectrum.

Key concepts: Metronome, Tapping, Rhythm, Object (grammar), Masticatory force, Psychology, Communication, Physical medicine and rehabilitation

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