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Plücker (1861). "Ueber die Einwirkung des Magnets auf die elektrische Entladung" [On the effect of the magnet on the electric discharge]. Annalen der Physik und Chemie (in German). 113: 249–280. From p. 255: " … die Curven, welche dieselbe durchziehen, soweit die Schätzung des Auges reicht, genau die Form von Kreisbogen an[nehmen], die sämmtlich auf der die beiden Spitzen des Entladers verbindenden geraden Linie, als gemeinschaftlicher, senkrecht stehen." ( … the curves which [the luminous discharges] traverse, assume — as far as the eye can judge — exactly the form of circular arcs, all of which stand perpendicular to the same straight line that joins the two points of the electrodes.)

Eyde, Sam (1909). "The Manufacture of Nitrates from the Atmosphere by the Electric Arc—Birkeland-Eyde Process". Journal of the Royal Society of Arts. 57 (2949): 568–576. JSTOR 41338647.