I. The Gap Transfer Illusion

<1> A Long Glide Tone and a Short Glide Tone Crossing Each Other

<2> A Long Continuous Glide Tone and a Short Disrupted Glide Tone Crossing Each Other

<3> The Gap Transfer Illusion

<4> A Long Glide Tone and a Short Glide Tone with a Common Gap Crossing Each Other

<5> A Long Ascending Glide and Two Short Ascending Glides with a Common Gap.

<6> A Long Glide Tone and a Short Glide Tone Crossing Each Other in Opposite Phases

II. The Split-Off Effect

<7> The Split-Off Effect with Glides in Different Directions

<8> The Split-Off Effect with Glides in the Same Direction

<9> The Split-Off Effect with Physically Bouncing Components

<10> The Split-Off Effect with Repetition

<11> The Split-Off Effect with Repetition with an Additional Glide

III. Abstraction of Musical Melodies

<12> Successive Piano Tones

<13> Successive Piano Tones with the Sustaining Pedal

<14> A Melody of Silences

IV. The Continuity Illusion

<15> Illusory Continuity of a Steady-State Tone

<16> Illusory Continuity of a Glide Tone

<17> Illusory Continuity of a Glide Tone with a Frequency Jump

<18> A Backward Extension of a Tone

<19> Music Sound Restoration

V. Dynamic Pitch

<20> A Continuously Ascending or Descending Series of Pitches Shown by Complex Tones Whose Spectral Components are Spaced at Non-Octave Intervals

<21> A Continuously Ascending or Descending Series of Pitches Shown by Complex Tones with Periodicity and Quasi-Periodicity in Spectra

<22> A Continuously Ascending or Descending Series of Pitches Shown by Complex Tones without Spectral Periodicity

VI. Time Perception

<23> Interaural and Monaural Tempo Difference

<24> Overestimation of a Divided Time Interval

<25> Time-Shrinking

<26> A Discontinuous Change in Time Perception Caused by Time-Shrinking

<27> Time-Shrinking in Patterns Consisting of Three Empty Time Intervals

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