Where Can I Find Thevenin's Historical Electrical Engineering Papers?

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Thevenin's papers, "Extension of Ohm’s law to complex electromotive circuits" and "On a new theorem of dynamic electricity," are sought after, with limited availability online. The first paper is noted to be published in Annales Telegraphiques in 1883, but it is difficult to locate. A link to the second paper can be found on Gallica, the digital library of the BnF. Additionally, a Google Books link provides access to the first paper, though it is described as a brief note rather than an extensive technical document. Assistance in locating or sharing these papers is encouraged within the community.
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Hello! Where can I get the following papers by L. Thevenin?

- "Extension of Ohm’s law to complex electromotive circuits" [original: "Extension de la loi d’Ohm aux circuits électromoteurs complexes"]

and

- "On a new theorem of dynamic electricity" [original: "Sur un nouveau théorème d'électricité dynamique"]

I have spent a lot of time googling these papers, but couldn't find them. Any help would be highly appreciated.
Or if anyone has these papers, he/she is requested to please upload scanned version.
 
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Asim Qayyum said:
Hello! Where can I get the following papers by L. Thevenin?

- "Extension of Ohm’s law to complex electromotive circuits" [original: "Extension de la loi d’Ohm aux circuits électromoteurs complexes"]
That one doesn't seem to be available, but
Asim Qayyum said:
- "On a new theorem of dynamic electricity" [original: "Sur un nouveau théorème d'électricité dynamique"]
can be found at:

http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bp...ptes rendus de l'Académie des sciences.langEN
 
Asim Qayyum said:
Hello! Where can I get the following papers by L. Thevenin?

- "Extension of Ohm’s law to complex electromotive circuits" [original: "Extension de la loi d’Ohm aux circuits électromoteurs complexes"]

This paper was published in Annales Telegraphiques, 3. Series, 10:222-224, 1883

If you know someone in Paris, perhaps ...

Quelle frommage!

Here is a link to the paper on Google Books:

http://books.google.com/books?id=sh...aux circuits électromoteurs_complexes&f=false

I can't read French, but it's more of a brief note from Thevenin rather than a technical paper.
It's only about 2 and half small pages long.
 
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