Kenneth L Corum
Kenneth L. Corum | |
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| Residence | United States |
| Nationality | USA |
| Known for | New Energy, Tesla |
Kenneth L. Corum: B.A. in Physics from Gordon College (1976) and graduate work in Electrical Engineering at the University of Massachusetts.
After graduating from Gordon, Mr. Corum taught Physics and General Science at Franklin High School, Franklin, MA. Subsequently, he entered private industry and has taught computer electronics, digital techniques, and software engineering, for Compugraphic Corporation, ATEX, Inc., and Sun Microsystems, in England, France, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Russia, and across the US. He was also employed by the Microwave Semiconductor Division of Varian Associates in Beverly, MA where he developed RF semiconductor devices. Mr. Corum was Director of the Commercial TV Satellite Division of Pinzone Communications, he was a software consultant with Hewlett-Packard, and he is now a Staff Consultant for Sun Microsystems, Burlington, MA.
He is the recipient of many industrial and teaching awards. His fundamental work on the electromagnetic generation of ball lightning has been published in Russian by the Soviet Academy of Sciences. He spoke by invitation in Novi Sad and in Belgrade as a guest of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts in 1993. Mr. Corum has co-authored six books and published more than sixty technical papers, and he is listed in Outstanding Young Men of America and in American Men and Women of Science.
Abstracts
- 2003 - "Fireball Production from a Tesla Coil"
- 1994 - "Tesla's Egg of Columbus, Radar Stealth, The Torsion Tensor, and the "Philadelphia Experiment"" (Read in full)
- 1992 - "Dr. Mahlon Loomis: Terra Alta's Neglected Discoverer of RF Communication"
- 1992 - "Tesla and the Magnifying Transmitter"
- 1990 - "A Rediscovery of Tesla's RF Techniques"
- 1990 - "100 Years of Cavity Resonator Development"
- 1988 - "Concerning Cavity Q"
- 1988 - "Tesla Coils: An RF Power Processing Tutorial for Engineers"
- 1984 - "Disclosures Concerning the Operation of an ELF Oscillator"
- 1984 - "A Physical Interpretation of the Colorado Springs Data"
- 0 - "Tesla's Connection to Columbia University*" (Read in full)
Books
- 1996 / 2003 - "Nikola Tesla and the Development of RF Power" (Read in full)
- 1988 - "Tesla Coils: An RF Power Processing Tutorial for Engineers" (Read in full)
- 1987 - "Vacuum Tube Tesla Coils" (Read in full)
