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 | Etienne-Félix HÉNIN DE CUVILLERS Archives du magnétisme animal Vol. 6, Barrois l'ané, Paris 1822. |
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| Etienne-Félix HÉNIN DE CUVILLERS Archives du magnétisme animal Vol. 7, Barrois l'ané, Paris 1823. |
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| Etienne-Félix HÉNIN DE CUVILLERS Archives du magnétisme animal Vol. 8, Barrois l'ané, Paris 1823. |
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| HENRI DECREMPS Secreti della magia bianca ossia spiegazione dei giuochi di mano sorprendenti del Cavalier Pinetti fatta da M. Decremps professore di fisica Vol. 2, Tipografia di Domenico Ercole, Roma 1827. |
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| Charles HENRION “Femme invisible” Charles Henrion, Encore un tableau de Paris, Favre Paris 1800, Cap. XLV, pp. 150-152. |
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 | Andreas HERGOVICH, Kristian GRUBL e Claus-Christian CARBON The paddle move commonly used in magic tricks as a means for analysing the perceptual limits of combined motion trajectories Perception, N. 3, Vol. 40, marzo 2011, pp. 358-266.Following Gustav Kuhn's inspiring technique of using magicians' acts as a source of insight into cognitive sciences, the authors used the "paddle move" for testing the psychophysics of combined movement trajectories. The paddle move is a standard technique in magic consisting of a combined rotating and tilting movement. Careful control of the mutual speed parameters of the two movements makes it possible to inhibit the perception of the rotation, letting the "magic" effect emerge-a sudden change of the tilted object. By using 3-D animated computer graphics we analysed the interaction of different angular speeds and the object shape/size parameters in evoking this motion disappearance effect. An angular speed of 540° per second sufficed to inhibit the perception of the rotary movement with the smallest object showing the strongest effect. 90.7% of the 172 participants were not able to perceive the rotary movement at an angular speed of 1125 ° per second. Further analysis by multiple linear regression revealed major influences on the effectiveness of the magic trick of object height and object area, demonstrating the applicability of analysing key factors of magic tricks to reveal limits of the perceptual system. |
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 | Pierre HÉRIGONE, Denis HENRION, Didier HENRION e Clément CYRIAQUE DE MANGIN Cursus mathematicus Vol. 1, Henry Le Gras, Paris 1634. |
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 | Pierre HÉRIGONE, Denis HENRION, Didier HENRION e Clément CYRIAQUE DE MANGIN Cursus mathematicus Vol. 2, Henry Le Gras, Paris 1634. |
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 | Pierre HÉRIGONE, Denis HENRION, Didier HENRION e Clément CYRIAQUE DE MANGIN Cursus mathematicus Vol. 3, Henry Le Gras, Paris 1634. |
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 | Pierre HÉRIGONE, Denis HENRION, Didier HENRION e Clément CYRIAQUE DE MANGIN Cursus mathematicus Vol. 4, Henry Le Gras, Paris 1634. |
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