RAAB D H
Science. 1962 Jan 5;135(3497):42-4. doi: 10.1126/science.135.3497.42.
Eighteen observers judged the apparent brightness of light flashes that varied in both duration and luminance. The median numerical estimations (made relative to a standard flash) confirmed three principles: the reciprocity between luminance and duration (Bloch's law), the enhancement of brightness at about 50 milliseconds (Broca-Sulzer effect), and the power-law relation between brightness and energy (Stevens's law).
18名观察者对持续时间和亮度均不同的闪光的表观亮度进行了判断。中位数数值估计(相对于标准闪光)证实了三个原则:亮度与持续时间之间的互易性(布洛赫定律)、约50毫秒时亮度的增强(布罗卡-叙尔泽效应)以及亮度与能量之间的幂律关系(史蒂文斯定律)。