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Physiological optics

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Practical viewing of the optic disc

Kathleen B. Digre, James J. Corbett

2002

Aberrations of the symmetrical optical system

W. T. Welford

1974

Theories of Vision from Al-Kindi to Kepler

David C. Lindberg

1976

Introduction to physiological optics

James P. C. Southall

1937

The vision revolution

Mark A. Changizi

2009

Revision in optics and refraction

Wai-Ching Leung

1997

Optics, refraction, and contact lenses, 2001-2002

American Academy of Ophthalmology. Foundation

2001

The Eye

Hugh Davson

1975

Clinical optics

A. R. Elkington

1999

Visual and auditory perception

Gerald M. Murch

1973

Practical exercises in physiological optics

George James Burch

1912

Handbuch der physiologischen Optik

Hermann von Helmholtz

1867

Physiological optics

1974

Practical aspects of ophthalmic optics

Margaret Dowaliby

1988

Clinical Optics

Helena J. Frank, Michael J. Greaney, A. R. Elkington

1999

A natural history of vision

Nicholas Wade

1998

Clinical optics

Neal H. Atebara

2009

Introduction to physiological optics

Armin von Tschermak

1952

Clinical optics and refraction

O. J. Lehmann

1998

A rationale of the laws of cerebral vision

John Fearn

1830

Optics in vision

Henri Obstfeld

1978

If your eyes could talk

D. Todd Wylie

2017

The physiology of the eye

Hugh Davson

1972

An essay upon single vision with two eyes

William Charles Wells

1792

Physiological optics

Yves Le Grand

1980

Visual optics and refraction

David D. Michaels

1980

Optics and vision

Leno S. Pedrotti

1998

Basic And Clinical Science Course Section 3

American Academy of Ophthalmology.

2006

The formation and transformation of the perceptual world

Ivo Kohler

1964

Contact lens optics and lens design

W. A. Douthwaite

1995

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