Simulated Self-motion in a Visual Gravity Field: Sensitivity to Vertical and Horizontal
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Vincenzo Maffei | Emiliano Macaluso | Guy A. Orban | Francesco Lacquaniti | Karl Pauwels | Iole Indovina | G. Orban | F. Lacquaniti | E. Macaluso | K. Pauwels | I. Indovina | Vincenzo Maffei
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