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This analysis shows how angular image motion is influenced by the eye's geometry and refractive state, implying important insights for vision science.
It is shown that angular image motion depends on the refractive state and geometry of the eye, as well as the object angular motion. Results valid for small angles are derived, and a model test is described.
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