Non-Euclidean Vision: The Curved Geometry Behind Color Perception

We trace Schrödinger’s 3D color cone, the Bezold–Brücke effect, and the shift from cones to rods as light fades. Learn how Los Alamos researchers use curved, non-Euclidean geometry to map the shortest perceived paths for color, and how this changes the way displays, VR, and cognitive psychology understand human vision.

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