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Abstract:It has long been known that if an Archimedes spiral is rotated, an illusory motion of swelling or shrinking, depending on the direction of rotation, will be perceived. If, after the spiral is rotated, it is stopped and S looks at a stationary spiral, an after-effect of motion opposite to that produced by the moving spiral will be seen. This after-effect is called the Spiral After-Effect (SAE).
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