Well, sometimes people think if there is a memory delay, it must be working memory. I don't. But these dynamics are cool.

It very well could.

No all traveling waves are the same. They don't do one thing. That would br like saying spikes do one thing

Not all thanks. Thanks for your interest. All questions are good questions

It does capture the dynamic. Subspace coding shows that you can explain the spiking of hundreds of neurons using just 3 dimensions. And trajectories through subspace are smooth. That's a lot of coordination. It also sounds like wave flowing across a network, doesn't it?

Here's an earlier, but similar, version available on BioRxiv. And check my website in a few hours.

State-space trajectories and traveling waves following distraction | bioRxiv share.google/6lsBYdQRH2i1...

Not quite

You mean like this?
generalbonkers.bandcamp.com/track/states...

General. I was promoted.

It’s increasingly clear that cognition and other brain functions are rhythmic. No surprise in a brain awash in rhythms. What’s surprising is that some still cling to rate coding and steady-state or persistent activity. That framework is 50 years old!

Here's another example of ephaptic coupling.
In vivo ephaptic coupling allows memory network formation. From @pinotsislab.bsky.social
doi.org/10.1093/cerc...

Age-related dementia