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Further Reading
Suggested Further Reading
- Blank, Albert A. Metric Geometry in Human Binocular Perception: Theory and Fact. Formal Theories of Visual Perception. Leeuwenberg, 1978.
- Brewster, David. The Stereoscope. Morgan and Morgan. 1856 Edition.
- Dewdney, A.K. Computer Recreations. A program for rotating hypercubes induces four-dimensional dimentia. Scientific American, Feb. 1986.
- Ernst, Bruno. The Magic Mirror of M.C. Escher. Ballantine N.Y.C. 1976.
- Gardner, Martin. Mathematical Carnival. Is it possible to visualize a 4-dimensional figure? Vintage Books 1917.
- Gibson, J.J. The Perception of The Visual World. Harvard University Press 1950.
- Wade, Nicholas. Brewster and Wheatstone. Academic Press 1983.
- Walker, Jearl. The Amateur Scientist. The hyperscope and the pseudoscope aid experiments on three-dimensional vision. Scientific American Nov.1986.
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