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The purpose of this study is to analyze whether thematuration of spontaneous EEG occurs at the samerate as Late Positive Component (LPC) maturation.To that end, the spontaneous EEG rhythms powerspectral density (PSD) and the LPC component in agroup of children and a group of young adults wereobtained and analyzed by means of Spearman’s correlationcoefficients, hierarchical clustering, PrincipalComponent Analysis (PCA) and topographical analysis.The multivariate analysis revealed a co-maturationof LPC with the delta band. This co-maturation wasmore evident in the more posterior region. The multivariateanalysis results suggest that the maturationof the two components is temporally closely associated.The LPC in both children and young adults wasproduced by a combination of increase of Event RelatedSpectral Perturbation (ERSP) and phase resettingin the delta band. It can be suggested that thematurations of delta and LPC are functionally interdependentdue to a possible origin of LPC as a deltaphase resetting and/or because both processes dependon the same fraction of synaptic pruning

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Multivariate and wavelet techniques of spontaneous electroencephalography and event related potentials during children maturation &amp;lt;br&amp;gt;—The role of phase resetting&amp;lt;br&amp;gt;