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US3089995 — Hall-Effect Apparatus

US3089995, "Hall-effect apparatus," is cited in the dossier's reception layer. It is assigned to Bell Telephone Labs and follows D. A. Kleinman and A. L. Schawlow's 1960 prediction of self-oscillation in a Corbino disk.

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The patent claims negative resistance, not over-unity. The dossier cites it as background for the Corbino / anomalous Hall mechanism family proposed by "Smudge" for the Stromzeuger, not as evidence for an energy surplus. The distinction matters: negative resistance is a conventional solid-state phenomenon and does not imply more output energy than input energy.

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  1. https://rexresearch.com/coler/colerb.htm

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A. L. Schawlow

A. L. Schawlow is named in the dossier as co-author, with D. A. Kleinman, of a 1960 prediction of self-oscillation in a Corbino disk. The associated patent, US3089995 — Hall-Effect Apparatus , is assigned to Bell Telephone Labs and claims negative resistance.

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D. A. Kleinman

D. A. Kleinman is named in the dossier as co-author, with A. L. Schawlow, of a 1960 prediction of self-oscillation in a Corbino disk. The associated patent, US3089995 — Hall-Effect Apparatus , is assigned to Bell Telephone Labs and claims negative resistance.

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