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¡¡A study was undertaken to construct a descriptive model of Both simultaneous
contrast illusions and the figural after-effects in terms of a Riemannian space
with Riemann-Christoffel curvature tensor. This differential-geometrical model
was applied to the illusion of concentric circles (the Delboeuf illusion), the
figural after-effect and the bent line illusion (the Orbison square illusion).
¡¡The curvature tensor Rkijl, which can be calculated from the metric tensor specifying
the perceived distortion in these illusions, implies another distortion effect
which cannot be described within two-dimensional plane (depth effect).
¡¡This effect occurs in any figural after-effects, while the simultaneous contrast
and only the figural after- effect for small inspection time does not evoke this
effect. Therefore, the later phenomenon can be formulated by Rhijl=0, and the
former by Rhijl¡â0. Assuming that an indicatrix is elliptic in the local perceptual
field of parallel line and solving Rhijl=0 uniquely determined the magnitudes
of the illusions as a fractional function in which a parameter is involved. The
sign of the parameter determines whether the simultaneous illusion or the figural
after-effect with small inspection time is evoked. Moreover, extending the present
model to the summation of the effect of each circle led us to simulate a visually
straight line in the Orbison square illusion.
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