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I'm in the research/development phase of doing my own ultra-high vacuum experiments with high energy asymmetric capacitors. I was reading through the Army Research Laboratory's "Force on an Asymmetric Capacitor" and wanted to check out an interesting source they cited. It's a two part citation, the first is the one that has left 0 trace on the internet, other than a handful of reputable papers that cite it. The second part of the citation is an easily searchable paper released by the Air Force.

I was able to verify it's existence via the wayback machine. But was not able to find any access to it. Purdue has record of a "William B. Stein", along with 4 papers that strongly relate to the subject matter, suggesting that he is the same "Stein, W.B." cited in the paper. If anyone is able to locate this paper, please let me know. Thank you.

Link to Army Research Paper: https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/ADA416740.pdf


As cited by the Army Research paper and others:
Stein, W. B. Electrokinetic Propulsion.: The Ionic Wind Argument; Purdue University Energy Conversion Lab, Hangar #3, Purdue Airport West Lafayette, IN; http://foldedspace.com/EKP%201onic%2OWind%20Study%20-%20Purdue.doc (accessed September 2000)

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