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Symmetry and perception: Logos of rotational point-groups induce the feeling of motion

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  1. Hungarian Academy of Science and Eötvös University, Pf. 117, H-131, Budapest, Hungary

    Magdolna Hargittai

  2. Budapest Technical University, H-1521, Budapest, Hungary

    István Hargittai

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Hargittai, M., Hargittai, I. Symmetry and perception: Logos of rotational point-groups induce the feeling of motion. The Mathematical Intelligencer 19, 55–58 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03025351

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