Visual Intensity Thresholds for Constant Area in Different Retinal Positions as Measured by Dark Adaptation
Abstract
In any experimentation on vision one of the most important par- ameters is the area stimulated. whatever function of the eye is invest- igated, some finite region of the retine must be stimulated. The size of the retinal area will, of course, determine to some extent what re- sults are obtained. Therefore, the systematic study of the area prob- len is of paramount importance.
Subject Area
Optics|Ophthalmology|Optometry
Recommended Citation
Nolan, George F, "Visual Intensity Thresholds for Constant Area in Different Retinal Positions as Measured by Dark Adaptation" (1954). ETD Collection for Fordham University. AAI28622503.
https://research.library.fordham.edu/dissertations/AAI28622503
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