Other Experiments/articles Involving White's Illusion
- Anderson 2003
- Cornsweet and Teller 1965
- White 1979, 1981
- Shapley and Enroth-Cugell 1984
- Foley and McCourt 1985
- Grossberg and Todorovic 1988
- Moulden and Kingdom 1989
- Paradiso and Nakayama 1991
- Kingdom and Moulden 1991
- Taya et al 1995
- Anderson 1997
- Todorovic 1997
- Zaidi et al 1997
- Blakeslee and McCourt 1999
- Gilchrist et al 1999
- Kelly and Grossberg 2000
- Ripamonti and Gerbino 2001
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