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Processing of direction and magnitude by the saccadic eye-movement system

Vision Research, 1979
Abstract The function of the saccadic programming system has been studied using a doublestep target movement in two dimensions. The results of these experiments suggest the following hypotheses. The information processing in the programming of a saccade consists of direction computation and magnitude computation. If the new target-step arrives before
R L, Hou, D H, Fender
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Magnitudes of Stars on the S-20 System

1977
Abstract : An S-20 magnitude system is defined, and a relation between it and B, V-photometry is established. A catalog of m sub v, (B-V), and m sub 20 for 323 stars is given.
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The Cape magnitudes and their relationship to the International System

Vistas in Astronomy, 1956
Abstract The origin of the 1953 S System of standard magnitudes (which is set out in Cape Mimeograms Nos. 2, 3, and 4) is briefly described. The available links of this system with the International System and with the U, B, V System of Johnson and Morgan are then examined, and it is found that the best linear relationships are— IPg = SPg ...
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The Summer Sky and the System of Stellar Magnitudes

1998
Up to now we have been concentrating on the northern sky because the stars in this area are always above the horizon. They quickly become old friends, always visible whenever the night sky is clear. But any glance at the rest of the heavens, at any time of year, will reveal one very significant fact: None of the brightest stars are in the north.
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The Magnitude of the Solar System

Scientific American, 1894
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