History
The "law of the first wavefront" was described and named in 1948 by Lothar Cremer.
The "precedence effect" was described and named in 1949 by Wallach et al.
The "Haas effect" derives from a 1951 paper by Helmut Haas.
Read more about this topic: Precedence Effect
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