Frank Allen
Canadian physicist
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Frank Allen, was a Canadian academic and physicist, specializing in physiological optics. Biography Born in New Brunswick, Frank Allen received his bachelor's degree in 1895 from the University of New Brunswick with highest honours in physics and chemistry and then his M.A. there in 1897. In 1902 he received his PhD in physics from Cornell University with a thesis on physiological optics. In 1904 Allen accepted the founding chair of the physics department at the University of Manitoba, serving as the head of the physics department until his retirement in 1944. In his career he published about 60 scientific papers, most of which concerned physiological optics and the physics of the other mammalian senses. He was also the author of two critically acclaimed books, The Universe, from Crystal Spheres to Relativity and Responses of the Organism to Stimulation . In 1912, he was made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. He was awarded the Society's Henry Marshall Tory Medal in 1944.
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- The persistence of vision. (49)
- THE EFFECT OF STIMULATION OF THE SENSES OF VISION, HEARING, TASTE, AND SMELL UPON THE SENSIBILITY OF THE ORGANS OF VISION (1940) (26)
- On Reflex Visual Sensations (1923) (23)
- The Variation of Visual Sensory Reflex Action with Intensity of Stimulation (1926) (18)
- THE POST‐CONTRACTION PROPRIOCEPTIVE REFLEX, ITS AUGMENTATION AND INHIBITION (1927) (17)
- The Gustatory Sensory Reflex (1925) (12)
- The Tactile Sensory Reflex (1924) (12)
- The Coordination of Normal and Abnormal Color Vision (9)
- On Reflex Visual Sensations and Color Contrast (1923) (8)
- The Reflex Origin of Color Contrast (1924) (8)
- Effect upon the Persistence of Vision of Exposing the Eye to Light of Various Wave Lengths (1900) (8)
- THE SECRETORY ACTIVITY OF THE PAROTID GLAND (1929) (7)
- LXXIV. The psychophysical law (1930) (6)
- THE POST‐CONTRACTION OF THE MUSCLES OF THE ARM (1937) (5)
- THE SENSATIONS OF TEMPERATURE, PAIN, AND PRESSURE (1927) (5)
- THE DELINEATION OF RETINAL ZONES WITH DARK TUBE VISION (1945) (3)
- XCIII. On the critical frequency of pulsation of tones (3)
- THE NEURAL OSCILLATORY EFFECT (1929) (3)
- On the Reflex Origin of the Self Light of the Retina (1924) (3)
- A new tri-color mixing spectrometer (1924) (2)
- THE ELASTIC EXTENSIBILITY OF MUSCLE (1939) (2)
- THE SCOTOSCOPIC EFFECT IN VISION (1936) (2)
- Some Phenomena of the Persistence of Vision (2)
- THE UNITARY BEHAVIOR OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM (1931) (1)
- THE VALIDITY OF THE FERRY-PORTER LAW IN DEPRESSED AND ENHANCED STATES OF RETINAL SENSITIVITY (1940) (1)
- Planning as a Professional Career: Discussion (1937) (1)
- NEWTON ON HEAT AS A MODE OF MOTION. (1944) (1)
- THE SIGNIFICANCE OF REFLEX ACTION IN COLOUR VISION * (1930) (1)
- Persistence of Vision in Color-Blind Subjects (1902) (1)
- THE MEASUREMENTS OF VISUAL ACTION‐TIME OF MCDOUGALL (1957) (1)
- Test of the Liquid Air Plant at Cornell University (1902) (1)
- LXVII. A new method of measuring the luminosity of the spectrum (1911) (1)
- XXXV. The graphical representation of the stimulation of the retina by colours (1928) (1)
- The Principle of Induction in Color Vision (1932) (1)
- Colour Vision and Colour Vision Theories (1923) (1)
- The universe : from crystal spheres to relativity (1931) (0)
- Production of Difference Tones (1945) (0)
- The Visual Apparatus as an Optical Instrument (1951) (0)
- THE NEURAL OSCILLATORY EFFECT IN COLOUR VISION (1949) (0)
- THE SIGNIFICANCE OF REFLEX ACTION IN COLOUR VISION. (0)
- Newton on Heat as a Mode of Motion (1944) (0)
- LXXVI. The depression and enhancement of auditory sensitivity (1930) (0)
- “Foundations of Terrestrial Life” (1938) (0)
- Mine Lighting and Retinal Sensitivity (1929) (0)
- The Hypotheses of Color Vision (1903) (0)
- Evolution in the balances (0)
- Practical lectures on the book of Job : an expository and homiletical study (0)
- THE TWOFOLD FUNCTION OF THE UNIVERSITY. (1910) (0)
- LXXIV. Representation of psychophysical data by sigmoid and linear logarithmic graphs (1948) (0)
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