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No troubles with bubbles: a reply to Murray and Gold

Murray and Gold discuss two "shortcomings" of the Bubbles method [Vision Research 41 (2001) 2261]. The first one is theoretical: Bubbles would not fully characterize the LAM (Linear Amplifier Model) observer, whereas reverse correlation would. The second "shortcoming" is practical: the apertures that partly reveal information in a typical Bubbles experiment would induce atypical strategies in h...

- 263 - to Murray Klamkin - with Thanks

The CMS is pleased to offer free access to its back file of all issues of Crux as a service for the greater mathematical community in Canada and beyond. were published under the name Crux Mathematicorum with Mathematical Mayhem. CRUX MATHEMATICORUM is a problem-solving journal at the senior secondary and university undergraduate levels for those who practise or teach mathematics. Its purpose is...

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Memorial of Joseph Murray

It has not been too long since we realized that Joseph Murray (1919-2012) has passed away while we heard this sad news 2 weeks ago. We never forget his memories and trip for the first time on 14th November 1974to Iran. He returned to our country one more time later to share his experiences with the country specialists. It is a great sorrow that he did not see our progress in plastic and reconst...

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