doi: 10.1364/josa.46.001069.
Influence of knowledge of target location upon the probability of observation of peripherally observable test flashes
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Influence of knowledge of target location upon the probability of observation of peripherally observable test flashes
J Opt Soc Am.
1956 Dec.
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