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Hilding Köhler
Hilding Köhler (1888 – 1982) was a professor of Meteorology at the University of Uppsala in Uppsala, Sweden who performed groundbreaking research
in cloud physics. In particular, he performed both theoretical and experimental studies on the growth and condensation of water droplets on hygroscopic nuclei.〔Köhler H. The nucleus in and the growth of hygroscopic droplets, Trans Faraday Soc 1936 (32), 1152-1161〕 One important and often quoted result of his theoretical research resulted in the well-known Köhler curve. He also made important contributions to theoretical studies on turbulence in the atmosphere.
== Early life ==
Hilding Köhler was born in Tranemo in 1888, the son of Agnes Hulteni Fredrika Molander and Anders Leonard Köhler. His father was a school-teacher who was born Anders Leonard Johannisson, but changed his name to Köhler when attending the school-teacher seminar. The reason for this change is not known.
The family moved to Borås in 1901 so that Hilding could attend the gymnasium there. He finished his studies at the "Latin-läroverket" in 1909. The same year he started his studies at the University of Uppsala and obtained his fil.kand diploma in 1912 and his fil.mag in 1913. The following year (1914) he accepted an offer by Axel Hamberg to be assistant at the newly established meteorological observatory on the Pårtetjåkko mountain north of Kvikkjokk in the region known as Sarek, now a national park. While living in the clouds and with snow and ice, his interest turned to the study of this environment.
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