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Paraxial Propagation of Astigmatic Wavefronts in Optical Systems by an Augmented Stepalong Method for Vergences

Optometry and Vision Science, 2005
The propagation of astigmatic wavefronts through astigmatic optical systems is reconsidered in the wavefront perspective.The stepalong method for vergences, described by 2x2 matrices, is applied and augmented to produce off-axis information like the magnification.
Eva, Acosta, Ralf, Blendowske
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The effects of optical vergence, contrast, and luminance on the accommodative response to spatially bandpass filtered targets

Vision Research, 1987
The steady-state monocular accommodative response was measured using a new type of stimulus, a spatially bandpass filtered luminance distribution known as a difference of Gaussian or DOG. The independent variables were: spatial frequency, optical vergence, contrast, and mean luminance.
J C, Kotulak, C M, Schor
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Optically induced changes in the couplings between vergence and accommodation.

The Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience, 1987
Vergence-induced accommodation (V-A) and accommodation-induced vergence (A-V) were measured in human subjects before and after they had worn various optical devices for 30 min. Laterally displacing periscopic spectacles, which increase the required change in vergence per unit change in accommodation, caused decreases and increases in the gain of V-A ...
F A, Miles, S J, Judge, L M, Optican
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Effects of stimulus vergence on mean accommodation response, microfluctuations of accommodation and optical quality of the human eye

Vision Research, 1982
This study was carried out on three observers by means of a highly sensitive infra-red optometer, the principle of which is recalled, associated with other measurement techniques. We found the accommodative "resting position" to coincide with minimum astigmatic ocular aberration, but not necessarily with maximum ocular optical quality, as suggested by ...
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Involuntary Version-Vergence Nystagmus Induced by Ground-Plane Optic Flow: Analysis of Dynamic Characteristics of Nystagmus Quick Phases

2008
Abstract We used a new motion stimulus displayed on a computer monitor in the ground plane to induce involuntary version-vergence nystagmus. Eye move-ments were recorded with a search coil system. The involuntary version-vergence nystagmus had both vertical version and horizontal vergence compo-nents.
Dongsheng Yang   +2 more
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Methods for calculating the vergence of an astigmatic ray bundle in an optical system that contains a freeform surface

Optical Review, 2016
A method using the generalized Coddington equations enables calculating the vergence of an astigmatic ray bundle in the vicinity of a skew ray in an optical system containing a freeform surface. Because this method requires time-consuming calculations, however, there is still room for increasing the calculation speed. In addition, this method cannot be
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Optically-induced changes in tonic vergence and AC/A ratio in normal monkeys and monkeys with lesions of the flocculus and ventral paraflocculus

Experimental Brain Research, 1987
Monkeys wore either base-out prisms to promote changes in tonic vergence or periscopic spectacles to promote changes in the coupling between accommodation and vergence. Eye movements were recorded using the magnetic search coil technique and the monkeys were rewarded for accurate fixation.
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Neural control of rapid binocular eye movements: Saccade-vergence burst neurons

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2020
Julie Quinet, Paul J May, Paul D Gamlin
exaly  

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