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I am sorry to say that after reading the paper, I found no discussion of this matter.

• idlewords 6y ago
  "A second factor, called “glare function" by physiologists, is what prevents you from seeing details next to car headlights pointing at you. The glare function depends on the dynamic range and psf of the human eye. Imperfections in the human eye give it a psf which has a broad base a few arcmin wide (Ginis et al., 2012), which in turn limits the dynamic range. As a result, faint stars cannot be seen within a few arcmin of bright stars... Pleione is five arcmin from the star Atlas, which is about four times brighter than Pleione, and the resulting glare from Atlas prevents most people from seeing Pleione."