Abstract
Weak alternating magnetic fields outside the human scalp, produced by alpha-rhythm currents, are demonstrated. Subject and magnetic detector were housed in a multilayer magnetically shielded chamber. Background magnetic noise was reduced by signal-averaging. The fields near the scalp are about 1 × 10 -9 gauss (peak to peak). A course distribution shows left-right symmetry for the particular averaging technique used here.

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