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Optics Express|November 13, 2009
Dual wavefront sensing channel monocular adaptive optics system for accommodation studiesKaren M Hampson, Sem Sem Chin, Edward A Mallen
Clinical & Experimental Optometry|May 23, 2009
Role of ocular aberrations in dynamic accommodation controlSem Sem Chin, Karen M Hampson, Edward A H Mallen
Biomedical Optics Express|January 25, 2011
Effect of temporal location of correction of monochromatic aberrations on the dynamic accommodation responseKaren M Hampson, Sem Sem Chin, Edward A H Mallen
Optics Letters|November 3, 2009
Effect of correction of ocular aberration dynamics on the accommodation response to a sinusoidally moving stimulusSem Sem Chin, Karen M Hampson, Edward A H Mallen
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Optics Express|November 13, 2009
Dual wavefront sensing channel monocular adaptive optics system for accommodation studiesKaren M Hampson, Sem Sem Chin, Edward A Mallen
Clinical & Experimental Optometry|May 23, 2009
Role of ocular aberrations in dynamic accommodation controlSem Sem Chin, Karen M Hampson, Edward A H Mallen
Biomedical Optics Express|January 25, 2011
Effect of temporal location of correction of monochromatic aberrations on the dynamic accommodation responseKaren M Hampson, Sem Sem Chin, Edward A H Mallen
Optics Letters|November 3, 2009
Effect of correction of ocular aberration dynamics on the accommodation response to a sinusoidally moving stimulusSem Sem Chin, Karen M Hampson, Edward A H Mallen
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