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Haptic Flow as a Symmetry-Bearing Invariant in Skilled Human Movement: A Screw-Theoretic Extension of Gibson’s Optic Flow

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By Wangdo Kim
| preprints.org
Submitted: 16 January 2026 You are already at the latest version Gibson’s concept of optic flow established that perception is grounded in lawful, action-generated structure rather than in discrete sensory signals. While optic flow specifies self-motion visually, no corresponding framework has been formally established for the mechanical and kinesthetic information generated during skilled action.
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Pitch Invariance Reveals Skill-Specific Coordination in Human Movement: A Screw-Theoretic Reanalysis of Golf Swing Dynamics

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By Wangdo Kim
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An Exploratory Study of a Choreographic Approach to Golf Swing Dynamics: Bridging Biomechanics and Laban Movement Analysis

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By Wangdo Kim, Albert H. Vette, Wanda Ottes, Colleen Wahl
| MDPI
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