Luminous Efficiencies of 2.DEG. And 10.DEG. Fields for Brightness Perception Obtained From Japanese Subjects.

Journal of Light and Visual Environment - Japan
doi 10.2150/jlve.6.2_40
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Illuminating Engineering Society of Japan

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