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	Allvar Gullstrand Summary
		The son of a prominent physician, Gullstrand was born in Landskrona, Sweden, and studied medicine in Uppsala, Vienna, and in Stockholm.
		Allvar Gullstrand (June 5 1862 in Landskrona – July 28 1930 in Stockholm) was a Swedish ophthalmologist.
		Gullstrand is noted also for his research on astigmatism and for improving the ophthalmoscope and corrective lenses for use after removal of a cataract from the eye.
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	Allvar Gullstrand
		Gullstrand contributed to knowledge of the structure and function of the cornea and to research on astigmatism.
		Gullstrand's investigations led to a new concept of the theory of optical images.
		Gullstrand showed that although accommodation depends about two-thirds on the increase in convexity of the lens surface, the remaining one-third does not.
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	Allvar Gullstrand
		Allvar Gullstrand was a Swedish doctor who invented Slit lamp for illuminating and examining eye.
		Gullstrand did intensive research on the structure of eye and function of the eye, especially into how it refracts light.
		Gullstrand was also interested in corneal astigmatism in which light is refracted unevenly due to the irregular shape of the eye ball.
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	Allvar Gullstrand - Biography
		Allvar Gullstrand, eldest son of Dr. Pehr Alfred Gullstrand, Principal Municipal Medical Officer, and his wife Sofia Mathilda née Korsell, was born on June 5, 1862, at Landskrona.
		Gullstrand was an honorary Doctor of Philosophy of the Universities of Uppsala, Jena and Dublin, and a member of a number of Swedish and foreign scientific societies.
		Gullstrand died in Stockholm on July 28, 1930.
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		Allvar Gullstrand was born in 1862 in Landskrona, Sweden.
		The Swedish ophthalmologist was the recipient of the 1911 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for his research on the eye as a light-refracting apparatus.
		Gullstrand showed that although accommodation depends about two- thirds on the increase in convexity of the lens surface, the remaining one-third does not.
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	Allvar Gullstrand: Surgeon, physicist and Nobel prize recipient
		Allvar Gullstrand was born in Sweden on June 5, 1862.
		Gullstrand contributed extensively to clinical and surgical ophthalmology.
		Gullstrand has been the only individual that has declined and accepted a Nobel Prize during the same year.
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	Copenhagen seminar, 19 November 1999, Friedman lecture
		Gullstrand insisted on being elected to the Nobel physics committee as a representative for mathematical physics, yet he had no formal training.
		Gullstrand had earlier declared that each Nobel Prize can be considered a Swedish flag, displayed to be seen by the entire world.
		In the end Gullstrand’s friend and colleague, C. Oseen, entered the picture and engineered a prize for Einstein for the discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect (which was also a strategy to allow a prize for Niels Bohr).
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	ScienceNOW: Fresh Eye on the Lens@ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Allvar Gullstrand, a Swedish ophthalmologist who discovered how the eye bends light to form images, was born on 5 June 1862.
		When Gullstrand began his work, the optics of glass lenses were already well established.
		Gullstrand wrote out complex mathematical models and proposed that when the eye changes focus on near and far objects, it relies on more than just the curvature of the lens: Vast...
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		Allvar Gullstrand (born June 5, 1862 in Landskrona - died July 28, 1930 in Stockholm)was a Swedish ophthalmologist.
		He was professor (1894 –; 1927) successively of eye therapy and of optics atthe University of Uppsala.
		Gullstrand is noted also for his research on astigmatism and for improvingthe ophthalmoscope and corrective lenses for use after removal of a cataract from the eye.
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	AllRefer.com - Allvar Gullstrand (Medicine, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		AllRefer.com - Allvar Gullstrand (Medicine, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Allvar Gullstrand[Al´vAr gul´strAnd] Pronunciation Key, 1862–1930, Swedish ophthalmologist.
		He was professor (1894–1927) successively of eye therapy and of optics at the Univ. of Uppsala.
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	Document: Mathematical method for describing the eye
		Gullstrand’s basic research work on the dioptric apparatus of the eye was published in 1911.
		The mean values which he obtained for the refracting power of the human eye provided a clearer understanding of the eye in its capacity as an optical instrument.
		Gullstrand can also take credit for recognizing and treating the refraction of light as a three-dimensional problem, with all the consequences that this involved.
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		When shopping, consider the price of the Allavr Gullstrand (known as the capitalized cost), your trade-in allowance, any down payment, monthly payments, various fees (excess mileage, excess "wear and tear," end-of- lease), and the cost of buying the Allavr Gullstrand at the end of the lease.
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		A long résumé is difficult for a Allavr Gullstrand to digest and retain; and, given the volume of résumés many reviewers receive, long résumés are often ignored.
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	Allvar Gullstrand – Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Allvar Gullstrand, eldest son of Dr. Pehr Alfred Gullstrand, Principal Municipal Medical Officer, and his wife Sofia Mathilda née Korsell, was born on June 5, 1862, at Landskrona.
		I, 1909, and Einführung in die Methoden der Dioptrik der Augen des Menschen (Introduction to the methods of the dioptrics of the human eyes), 1911.
		A result of the former is a record which is kept in the Uppsala University library and which relates to calculations for optical systems, inter alia optical systems with appropriate non-spherical surfaces, and the publication Über asphärische Flächen in optischen Instrumenten (On aspheric surfaces in optical instruments), 1919.
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	Allvar Gullstrand Winner of the 1911 Nobel Prize in Medicine
		Allvar Gullstrand Winner of the 1911 Nobel Prize in Medicine
		Allvar Gullstrand - Biography (submitted by Davis Brown)
		Allvar Gullstrand, altester Sohn von Dr Pehr Alfred Gullstrand (submitted by youlife)
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	Document: Initial Contacts between Uppsala and Jena
		Towards the end of the 19th century, this work was considerably advanced by the scientific achievements of Ernst Abbe, a partner of Carl Zeiss, and by the construction of high precision optical instruments then evolving in the Carl Zeiss factory in Jena.
		Gullstrand’s visit to Jena to discuss with Abbe ”certain ideas on the more exact determination of the theory of optical instruments and their construction” marked the beginning of close cooperation that would later constitute a major milestone in the history of ophthalmic instrument design.
		Gullstrand’s ideas – particularly his theory of the eye’s center of rotation – had a groundbreaking effect on the development of eyeglass lenses and optical instruments.
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	Nikon MicroscopyU: Welcome to the Microscopy Museum
		Slit Lamp CS-1 Microscope - Nikon slit lamp microscopes are used by ophthalmologists to directly examine the eyes of a patient under the magnification of a binocular microscope by creating a stereoscopic, erect image.
		Known also as biomicroscopes, slit lamp microscopes, like the Nikon CS-1 illustrated below, are based on the 1902 design of Swedish ophthalmologist and Nobel Laureate, Allvar Gullstrand.
		Model GH - Identical to the model G, the GH-series microscope was equipped with a mechanical stage to ease the burden of linear specimen examination.
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	Allvar Gullstrand Winner of the 1911 Nobel Prize in Medicine
		Allvar Gullstrand Winner of the 1911 Nobel Prize in Medicine
		Allvar Gullstrand - Biography (submitted by Davis Brown)
		Allvar Gullstrand, altester Sohn von Dr Pehr Alfred Gullstrand (submitted by youlife)
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		Gullstrand : Stedman's Online Medical Dictionary, 27th Edition [home, info]
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	Document: Allvar Gullstrand's Life and Work
		fter studying ophthalmology in Uppsala, Vienna and Stockholm, Gullstrand was initially employed as a freelance lecturer in Stockholm.
		In 1891 he became a full-time salaried lecturer, and in 1894 Professor of Ophthalmology in Uppsala University, a post which he held until 1913.
		In 1899 Allvar Gullstrand began his research work on corneal astigmatism.
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		Allvar Gullstrand, a Swedish ophthalmologist who discovered how the
		Gullstrand began his work, the optics of glass lenses were already
		In 1911, Gullstrand also developed two tools for inspecting the eye:
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		He became professor of diseases of the eye at Uppsala in 1894 and in 1913 was appointed professor of physiological…
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		Gullstrand, Allvar : Columbia Encyclopedia, Six Edition [home, info]
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	Document: Highlights for the construction of ophthalmological instruments
		In addition to the optimization of the retinal camera (1929) and Comberg’s slit lamp instrument (1933), a large number of instruments for objective refractometry and vision testing were developed.
		In 1932 Otto Henker developed what was known as the simplified large ophthalmoscope – ”the little Gullstrand” – on the basis of the large ophthalmoscope.
		A real specialty was the polyophthal- moscope for nine observers built at Carl Zeiss in 1929.
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		According to the River Model of Black Holes, the behavior of objects near fl holes is precisely as if space were falling like a river into the fl hole.
		For spherical fl holes, this model was discovered by the German physicist Allvar Gullstrand in 1921, but Gullstrand failed to fully understand the physical importance of his discovery.
		In the model, space falls inward at the Newtonian escape velocity.
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		The Hutchinson Encyclopedia: Gullstrand, Allvar (1862-1930)@ HighBeam Research
		Swedish physician who was awarded a Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 1911 for his work on the refraction of light through the different components of the eye, in particular in determining how the lens of the eye is adjusted to focus on both near and far objects.
		To assist his research Gullstrand invented the slit-lamp which is still used in modern instruments to illuminate the eye.
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