Classical References
- Maxwell, Collected Papers, H. A. Lorentz, Archives Neerlandaises, xxi. 1887, and xxv. 1892
- Versuch einer Theorie der electrischen und optischen Erscheinungen in bewegten Korpern (Leyden, 1895)
- "Elektrodynamik " and " Elektronentheorie " in the Encyk. der Math. Wissenschaften, Band v. 13, 14
- O. Lodge, " On Aberration Problems," Phil. Trans. 1893 and 1897
- J. Larmor, Phil. Trans. 1894-95-97, and a treatise, Aether and Matter (1900) p. 262
- P. K. L. Drude, A. Schuster, R. W., General physics of the aether;
- Collected Papers of Lord Rayleigh
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