Colour vision, a discussion of the leading phenomena and their physical laws (1922)
Peddie, William · London, Arnold · leaf 108
stimulations are positive. In the same way, a quantity q replacing p, we find a line ARgiving the locus of entire absence of blue stimulation in thisabnormal eye. Since the eye possesses only red and bluesensitiveness, the point A represents the locality of entireabsence of stimulation under… … The Dichromatic ColourTriangle. 94 COLOUR VISION two, due to the green stimulation. The line Oy. perjoendicularto the plane AOB, represents the resultant of the red stimu-lations, unity along OR and p along OG. A line such as AHrepresents a locus of constant colour as seen by the abnormaleye, just…
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