Pilot Experimental Proposal Detection of Individual-Specific Dynamical Invariants in Neural Activity Across Disjoint Cognitive Tasks

Despite extensive advances in systems neuroscience, the question of individual neural iden tity remains insufficiently formalized. Current models successfully explain task-related neu ral activity and population-level regularities, but often lack a principled account of stable, individual-specific organizational features that persist across tasks and time. This pilot experiment aims to test the hypothesis that individual neural dynamics are constrained by global structural invariants that are not reducible to task-specific processing or local neural mechanisms alone. The goal is not to introduce new physical entities, but to determine whether individual specific dynamical structure can be empirically detected using existing neurophysiological methods.