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Tesla: âAlternating electric current generatorâ, U. S. Patent 447 921, March 10, 1891, Appl. Nov. 15, 1890, P-129.

âMethod of operating arc lampsâ, U.S. Patent 447 920, March 10, 1891. Appl. Oct. 1, 1890, P-205.

Tesla: âPhenomena of alternating currents of very high frequencyâ, The El. World, Febr. 21, 1891, A-3.

âElectric discharge in vacuum tubesâ, The El. Engineer, July 1, 1891, A-16.

Tesla: âExperiments with alternate currents of very high frequency and their application to methods of artificial illuminationâ, a lecture delivered before the AIEE, May 20, 1891, L-15.

Tesla: âExperiments with alternate currents of high potential and high frequencyâ, a lecture delivered before the IEE, London, Febr. 1892, L-48.

Tesla: âOn light and other high frequency phenomenaâ, a lecture delivered before the Franklin Ins. Philadelphia, Febr. 1893, L-107.

Tesla: âOn Roentgen raysâ, El. Rev. March 11, 1896, A-27, A-32

âOn reflected Roentgen rays, El. Rev. April 1, 1896, A-34

âOn Roentgen radiationsâ, El. Rev. April 8, 1896, A-39

âRoentgen ray investigationsâ, El. Rev. April 22, 1896, A-43

âAn interesting feature of X-ray radiationsâ, El. Rev. July 8, 1896, A-49

âRoentgen rays or streamsâ, El. Rev. August 12, 1896, A-51

âOn the Roentgen streamâ, El. Rev. Dec. 1, 1896, A-56

âOn the hurtful actions of Lenard and Roentgen tubesâ, El. Rev. May 5, 1897, A-62

âOn the source of Roentgen rays and the practical construction and safe operation of Lenard tubesâ, El. Rev. Aug. 11, 1897, A-69.

Tesla: âMethod of intensifying and utilizing effects transmitted through natural mediaâ, U.S. Patent, 685 953, Nov. 5, 1901, Appl. June 24, 1899, P-297.

Tesla: âMethod of utilizing effects transmitted through natural mediaâ, U.S. Patent 685 954, Nov. 5, 1901, Appl. Aug. 1, 1899, P-303.

Tesla: âApparatus for utilizing effects transmitted from a distance to a receiving device through natural mediaâ, U.S. Patent 685 955, Nov. 5, 1901, Appl. Sep. 8, 1899, P-312.

Tesla: âAparatus for utilizing effects transmitted through natural mediaâ, U.S. Patent 685 956, Nov. 5, 1901, Appl. Nov. 2, 1899, P-319.

Eccles, W. H. WIRELESS, Thornton Butterworth Ltd, London, 1933.

Tesla N. âSystem of transmission of electrical energyâ, U.S. Patent 645 576, March 20, 1900, Appl. Sept. 2, 1897.

Tesla: âApparatus for transmission of electrical energyâ, U.S. Patent 649 621, May 15, 1900, Appl. Sept. 2, 1897, P-293.

Tesla: âSystem of electric lightingâ, U.S. Patent 454 622, June 23, 1891, Appl. Apr. 25, 1891, P-208.

âElectric incandescent lampâ, U.S. Patent 455 069, June 30, 1891, Appl. May 14, 1891, P-213.

Tesla: âOn electricityâ, EL Rev. Jan. 27, 1897, A-101.

Tesla N. âThe stream of Lenard and Roentgen and novel apparatus for their productionâ. Lecture before New York Academy of Science, Apr. 6, 1897 (Nikola Tesla Museum, Belgrade)

Tesla: âHigh frequency oscillators for electro-therapeutic and other purposeâ, a lecture delivered before the American Electro-Therapeutic Association, Buffalo, Sept. 13, 1898 L-156.

Fleming, J.A. THE PRINCIPLE OF ELECTRIC WAVE TELEGRAPHY AND TELEPHONY, Third ed. 1916, Longmans Green & Co. London (from now on: Fleming), p. 877.

TRIBUTE TO NIKOLA TESLA, Nikola Tesla Museum, Belgrade, 1961 (from now on: Tribute), Fleming A. P. M âNikola Teslaâ, Jour. of Instit. of Electr. Eng., London, vol. 91, February 1944, A-215.

Wait, J.R. âHistorical background and introduction to the special issue on extremely low frequency (ELF) propagationâ, IEEE Trans. on Communications, Vol. COM-22, No. 4, April 1974.

Fleming: p. 22.

Hertz, H.R. UNTERSUCHUNGEN UBER DIE AUSBREITUNG DER ELEKTRISCHEN KRAFT, dritte auflage, Leipzig, 1914, Johann Ambrosius Barth.

Tesla: âMeans for generating electric currentsâ, U.S. Patent 514 168, Febr. 6, 1894, Appl. Aug. 2, 1893, P-225.

âMethod of regulating apparatus for producing currents of high frequencyâ, U.S. Patent 568 178, Sep. 22, 1896. Appl. June 20, 1896, P-228.

âApparatus for producing electric currents of high frequency and potentialâ, U.S. Patent 568 179, Sep. 22, 1896, Appl. April 22, 1896, P-233.

âMethod and aparatus for producing currents of high frequencyâ, U.S. Patent 568 179, Sep. 22, 1896, Appl. July 6, 1896, P-237.

âApparatus for producing electrical currents of high frequency", U.S. Patent, 568 180, Sep. 22, 1896, Appl. July 9, 1896, P-241.

âApparatus for producing electric currents of high frequency", U.S. Patent, 577 670, Feb. 23, 1897, Appl. Sep. 3, 1896, P-245.

âApparatus for producing currents of high frequency", U.S. Patent, 583 953, June 8, 1897, Appl. Oct. 19, 1896, P-249.

Tesla: âElectrical transformerâ, U.S. Patent, 593 138, Nov. 2, 1897, Appl. March 20, 1897, P-252

Tesla: âElectric circuit controllerâ, U.S. Patents:

609 251, Aug. 16, 1898, Appl. June 3, 1897, P-256.

609 246, Aug. 16, 1898, Appl. Febr. 28, 1898, P-272.

609 247, Aug. 16. 1898, Appl. Mar. 12, 1898, PÂ·276.

609 248, Aug. 16, 1898, Appl. Mar. 12, 1898, P-279.

609 249, Aug. 16, 1898, Appl. Mar. 12, 1898, P-282.

613 735, Nov. 8, 1898, Appl. Apr. 19, 1898, PÂ·285.

âElectrical circuit controllerâ, U.S. Patents:

609 245, Aug. 16, 1898, Appl. Dec. 2, 1897, P-262.

611 719, Oct. 4, 1898, Appl. Dec. 10, 1897, P-267.

Tesla: âElectrical oscillatorsâ, El. experimenter, July, 1919, A-78.

Oberbeck A. âUeber den Verlauf der Elektrischen Schwingungen bei den Tesla'schen Versuchen", Wied. Ann. der Physik, 1895, vol. 55, s. 623.

Fleming: p. 792.

Fleming J.A. and Dyke G.B. âSome resonance curves taken with impact and spark-ball dischargers", Proc. Phys. Soc. London, vol. 13, Feb. 1911, p. 136.

English: Popov A.S. "A device for detecting and recording electrical oscillations", Journal of the Russian Physical and Chemical Society, 1896, vol. 22, 4. physics, sect.

Fleming: p. 513.

Galeys J. TERRESTRIAL PROPAGATION OF LONG ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES, New York, Pergamon Press, 1972.

TESTIMONY U.S. District Court, New York, Oct. 3, 1916. Samuel, M. Kintner and Halsey M. Barrett vs. Atlantic Communication Comp.

Hawks E. PIONEERS OF WIRELESS, London, Methuen Co. Ltd, 1927 p. 205.

Tesla: âIncandescent electric light", U.S. Patent 514 170. Febr. 6, 1894, Appl. Jan. 2, 1892, P-216. Also see ref. (15).

Tesla: âSystem of signaling", U.S. Patent 725 605, Apr. 14, 1903, Appl. July 16, 1900, P-337.

âMethod of signaling", U.S. Patent 723 188, Mar. 17, 1903, Appl. June 14, 1901, P-352.

Fleming: p. 287.

Born. M. and Wolf E. PRINCIPLES OF OPTICS, Third ed. Pergamon Press, 1965, Oxford, p. XXVI.

Tesla: âThe problem of increasing human energyâ, The Cent. Illustr. Mon. Magazine, June 1900, A-109.

Tesla: âArt of transmitting electrical energy through the natural mediumsâ, U.S. Patent 787 412, Apr. 18, 1905, Appl. May 16, 1900, P-331.

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English: ESSAYS OF THE HISTORY OF RADIO ENGINEERING, ed. USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow, 1960.

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Pocklington H.C. âElectric oscillations in wiresâ, Proc. Camb. Phyl. Soc. Oct. 25, 1897, vol. ix, p. 324.

Zenneck J. ???LEHRBUCH DER DRAHTLOSEN TELEGRAPHIE, Verlag, Stuttgard, 1915.

Fleming: p. 467.

Fleming: p. 483.

Calzecchi - Onesti T. âSulla conduttivita elettrica delle limature metallicheâ, Nuovo cimento, 1884, v. 16, p. 58, 1885, v. 17, p. 38 (Pisa).

English: Calzecchi Onesti T. "On the electrical conductivity of metallic filingsâ, Nuovo cimento, 1884, v. 16, p. 58, 1885, v. 17, p. 38 (Pisa).

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Tesla: see ref. (25), P-228, P-233.

Tesla: see ref. (25), P-237, P-241.

Tesla: see ref. (25), P-245, P-249.

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Russell A. âOn the magnetic field and inductance coefficients of circular cylindrical, and helical currentsâ, Phyl. Mag. April, 1907.

Fleming: p. 637.

Tesla: âMethod of and apparatus for controlling mechanism of moving vessels or vehiclesâ, U.S. Patent 613 809, Nov. 8, 1898, Appl. July 1, 1898, P-363.

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Tesla: âApparatus for the utilization of radiant energyâ, U.S. Patent 685 957 Nov. 5, 1901, Appl. Mar. 21, 1901, P-343.

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12-23

Letter, Leland Anderson to Nick Basura, March 4, 1977.

12-24

Ibid.

12-25

New York Times, February 1, 1944, editorial.

12-26

Letter, Tesla to Leonard Curtis, 1899.

13-1

O'Neill, Genius, pp. 175-76.

13-2

Letter, Tesla to Katharine Johnson, March 9, 1899, Special Collections, Butler Library, Columbia University.

13-3

Letter, Tesla to Robert U. Johnson, March 25, 1899, Special Collections, Butler Library, Columbia University.

13-4

Tesla, "Inventions," pp. 64-67; Electrical Experimenter, June 1919, pp. 112-76.

13-5

Ibid.

13-6

Tesla, Colorado Springs Notes, pp. 127-33, 165, Tesla Museum with Nollt, Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1978.

13-7

Tesla, Colorado Springs Notes, pp. 167, 168; Leland I. Anderson, Wardenclyffe - A Forfeited Dream," Long Island Forum, August, September 1968. See also The Teslian, November 1955, Butler Library, Columbia University.

13-8

James R. Wait, "Propagation of ELF Electromagnetic Waves and Project Sanguine/Seafarer," IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering, Vol OE-2, No. 2 (April 1977).

13-9

Microfilm letter, George Scherff to Tesla, early 1899, Library of Congress.

13-10

Microfilm letter, Tesla to Scherff, April 13, 1899, Library of Congress.

13-11

Microfilm letter, Tesla to Robert U. Johnson. August 16, 1899, Library of Congress.

13-12

Tesla, Colorado Springs Notes, pp. 127-33.

13-13

Nikola Tesla. "Transmission of Energy Without Wires," Scientific American Supplement, June 4, 1904, pp. 23760-1. (Reprint of Electrical World & Engineering, March 5, 1904; description of Colorado Springs experiments.)

13-14

Ibid. See also O'Neill, Genius, pp. 179-81.

14-1

Tesla, "Transmission"; O'Neill, Genius, p. 180.

14-2

Tesla, "Transmission"; Tesla, Colorado Springs Notes, p. 62.

14-3

Ibid.

14-4

Ibid.

14-5

Tesla, Colorado Springs Notes. Microfilm letter, Tesla to George Westinghouse, January 22, 1900, Library of Congrass.

14-6

O'Neill, Genius, 183-87.

14-7

Tesla, Colorado Springs Notes, p. 29.

14-8

Nikola Tesla, Minutes of the Edison Medal Meeting, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, May 18, 1917, Smithsonian institution.

14-9

Ibid.

14-10

Microfilm letter, Tesla to Robert U. Johnson, August 16, 1899, Library of Congress.

14-11

Ibid.

14-12

O'Neill, Genius, p. 189.

14-13

Nikola Tesla, "The Problem of Increasing Human Energy," Century magazine, June 1900, p. 210.

14-14

Tesla, Colorado Springs Notes, pp. 368-370.

14-15

Ibid.

14-16

Nikola Tesla. "Talking With Planets," Current Literature, March 1901, p. 359; also Colorado Springs Gazette, March 9, 1901, p. 4, col. 2.

14-17

Colorado Springs Gazette, loc. cit.

15-1

Tesla, Colorado Springs Notes, p. 367.

15-2

Ibid., p. 370.

15-3

Ibid.

15-4

Microfilm letter, Tesla to George Westinghouse, January 22, 1900, Library of Congress.

15-5

Microfilm letter, Tesla to Robert U. Johnson, early 1900, Library of Congress.

15-6

Microfilm letter, Tesla to J. Pierpont Morgan, November 26, 1900, Library of Congress.

15-7

Microfilm letter, Tesla to Morgan, December 12, 1900, Library of Congress.

15-8

Microfilm letter, Morgan to Tesla, February 15, 1901, Library of Congress.

15-9

Anderson, "Wardenclyffe."

15-10

Ibid.

15-11

Microfilm letter, Tesla to Stanford White, September 13, 1901, Library of Congress.

16-1

Seattle Sunday Times, Don Duncan's "Driftwood Days," July 1972.

16-2

Ibid.

16-3

Philadelphia North American, "Lord Kelvin Believes Mars Now Signalling America"; "Tesla Thinks Wind Power Should be Used More Now"; May 18, 1902, Mag. Sec. V.

16-4

Ibid.

16-5

Philadelphia North American, n.d, Julian Hawthorne Papers, Bancroft Library, University of California.

16-6

Ibid.

16-7

Letter, Tesla to Hawthorne, n.d., Jillian Hawthorne Papers, Bancroft Library University of California.

16-8

New York Times, "Court Excuses Tesla," October 16, 1902.

16-9

Microfilm letter, Tesla to George Scherff. n.d., Library of Congress.

16-10

Microfilm letter, Tesla to J. Pierpont Morgan, April 8, 1903, Library of Congress.

16-11

Microfilm letter, Tesla to Morgan, July 3, 1903, Library of Congress.

16-12

Microfilm letter, Morgan to Tesla, July 14, 1903, Library of Congress.

16-13

Letter, Richmond Pearson Hobson to Tesla, n.d. (referring to Hobson letter of May 6, 1902), Tesla Museum, Belgrade, Yugoslavia.

16-14

Letter, Tesla to George Scherff, July 18, 1905, Butler Library, Columbia University.

16-15

Conversation, L. Anderson and Dorothy F. Skerritt, March 24, 1955.

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