Symmetry 2000

Occlusion, symmetry, and object-based attention: reply to Saiki (2000).

J. Saiki (2000) argued that, because the stimuli used by M. Behrmann, R. S. Zemel, and M. C. Mozer (1998) were confounded by symmetry, conclusions about whether amodally completed objects can benefit from object-based attention are unwarranted. Here, the authors examine J. Saiki's claim further and expand on their view of the mechanisms underlying object-based attention, suggesting that percept...

Symmetry of Fullerene C_60

Phys. Rev. D 62, 058501 (2000) Comment on ”Radiative decays, nonet symmetry and SU(3) breaking”.

Comment on " Radiative decays, nonet symmetry and SU(3) breaking ". Abstract We comment on the paper We show that the decay φ → π 0 γ is absent in model of the nonet symmetry and SU(3) breaking suggested by authors.

Occlusion , symmetry , and object - based attention : Reply to Saiki ( 2000 ) Marlene Behrmann Richard

Saiki (2000) has argued that, because the stimuli used by Behrmann, Zemel and Mozer (1998) were confounded by symmetry, conclusions about whether amodally completed objects can benefit from object-based attention are unwarranted. In this paper, we examine Saiki’s claim further and expand on our view of the mechanisms underlying object-based attention, suggesting that perceptual organization is ...

Lie symmetry analysis for Kawahara-KdV equations

We introduce a new solution for Kawahara-KdV equations. The Lie group analysis is used to carry out the integration of this equations. The similarity reductions and exact solutions are obtained based on the optimal system method.