Re: "Köhler illumination centenary"

Posted by Kyle Michael Douglass on
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Hi Martin,
You want the translation to English, right?

https://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/primer/anatomy/kohleroriginal.html

At the bottom it states:


This translation of Dr. Köhler's original paper, which appeared along with one "woodcut" (Figure 1) in Zeitschrift für wissenschaftl. Mikroskopie, 10: pages 433-440 (1893), was first published in "Köhler Illumination Centenary" by the Royal Microscopical Society in 1994.
Cheers,
Kyle

Dr. Kyle M. Douglass
Post-doctoral Researcher
EPFL - The Laboratory of Experimental Biophysics
http://leb.epfl.ch/
http://kmdouglass.github.io

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Dear all--

I've just spent an hour+ trying to track down a copy of a translation of
Köhler's 1893 paper on what we now call Köhler illumination.  Murphy and
Davidson's "Fundamentals of Light Microscopy and Digital Imaging" cite
it, and Google Scholar shows it as follows:

Köhler illumination centenary: a collection of papers detailing Köhler
illumination
PJ Evennett - Royal Microscopical Society, 1994

I've checked the RMS site, I've searched our library catalog, I've
searched using Google, and found nothing.  The book or article appears
not to exist, but I expect that it's just fallen through a digital crack.

Can anyone out there help me with a more complete citation or a link?

Thanks--

Martin Wessendorf

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