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Velocity Constraints on Apparent Rotational Movement

The visual illusion of apparent rigid rotation was produced by sequential alternation of two views of the same object in different orientations. The minimum stimulus-onset asynchrony required for the appearance of rigid rotation was a linearly increasing function of the angular difference in orientation between the two views. Variation in the size of the object affected the zero-intercept of the function, but the slope was virtually constant. The slope invariance suggests that the appearance of rigid rotation is constrained by an upper bound on the apparent angular velocity of the object as a whole, rather than a bound on the linear velocity of its parts.

C. Bundesen | A. Larsen | J. Farrell

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