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To illustrate and validate the theoretical model, computational simulations reproduced treadmill locomotion under two conditions: (1) an idealized fixed-cadence case with time-invariant field gradients, and (2) a realistic varying-cadence case incorporating stride-to-stride jitter and event-related spectral perturbation baseline correction. The simulated EMF spectra exhibited motion-locked harmonic patterns extending up to 15 Hz with electrode-dependent variations in magnitude and broadened harmonic envelopes, closely matching empirical treadmill electroencephalography spectra. Accelerometer spectra displayed broader harmonic content up to 50 Hz, consistent with their direct measurement of kinematic oscillations. Quantitative decomposition further revealed that rotational motion dominated the induced EMF, with smaller, electrode-dependent contributions from translation. Robustness analyses indicated that dominant harmonic structure is preserved under multi-axis kinematics and increased magnetic-field complexity, with greater sensitivity confined to weaker higher-order components. These results demonstrated that harmonic contamination could emerge naturally from rigid-body motion in a spatially varying magnetic field, providing a physics-based foundation for interpreting motion artifacts in surface electrical potentials and motivating practical mitigation strategies that incorporate motion and magnetic-field measurements. 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