Abstract

I elaborate binocular geometry with a novel eye model that incorporates the fovea’s temporalward displacement and the cornea and the lens’ misalignment. The formulated binocular correspondence results in longitudinal horopters that are conic sections resembling empirical horopters. When the eye model’s asymmetry parameters’ range is that which is observed in healthy eyes, abathic distance also falls within its experimentally observed range. This range in abathic distance is similar to that of the vergence resting position distance. Further, the conic’s orientation is specified by the eyes’ version angle, integrating binocular geometry with eye movement. This integration presents the possibility for modeling 3D perceptual stability during physiological eye movements.

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