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[Perception of objects, moving in a slit with random shape].

D G Lebedev·N S Surovicheva
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By means of calculation and instrumental modeling it has been shown that a change of the form and slurring of the object moving in a slit of an arbitrary shape results from a distortion of the retinal projection appearing due to decelerated following.

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D G Lebedev, N S Surovicheva. [Perception of objects, moving in a slit with random shape].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2804159/

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