👉 Exodromic is a term in mathematics used to describe a specific type of periodic motion. It refers to a phenomenon where a musical note or sound repeats itself at regular intervals, often around 30 seconds. This repetition can be seen as a fundamental aspect of the human brain and nervous system, influencing everything from sleep patterns to mood and behavior. The term comes from Greek roots "exodromon" (meaning "the repeated") and "dromos" (meaning "sound").
