| 摘要 |
Imaginograph is an image (18) on a screen which is mathematically generalised optical illusion to create psychological three dimensionality. These pictures are the would be "merged images in the brain" produced outside the brain. Rather than creating one picture for the left eye and another for the right, an Imaginograph is already the result of the analysed signals. Using the property that when one is looking at a flat picture, the brain superimposes the two substantially the same images (19, 20) in the left and right eyes and produces the same picture (21) in the brain. Imaginographs are pictures which are formed by superimposing the left and right eye views at the same position as the object of interest in the view, keeping the images of the object of interest in the two pictures in register at all times. The left and right eye views and their projections can be generalised to obtain three dimensional views of non-Euclidean spaces. |
