Refereed full papers (journals, book chapters, international conferences)

1978

@article{CHL1978,
	vgclass =	{refpap},
	author =	{Terry Caelli and William Hoffman and Harold Lindman},
	title =	{Subjective Lorentz transformations and the perception of
	motion},
	journal =	{Journal of the Optical Society of America},
	volume =	{68},
	number =	{3},
	pages =	{402--411},
	month =	{March},
	year =	{1978},
	abstract =	{It has been known for some 40 years that the perceived
	velocity of a moving object does not correspond to its physical
	velocity.  It is also known that the perceived length and temporal
	duration of a moving object is affected by its physical velocity. In
	this paper it is argued that such phenomenal distortions can be
	embedded in a model for motion perception that involves the concepts of
	moving frames, Lorentz transformations, perceived length contractions,
	and time dilations.  Experimental results support this model and
	indicate that $c^\ast$, the maximum perceivable velocity of movement,
	plays a crucial role in determining motion effects.},
}