== SED == 

 Thanks!  A few pointers about the biblio - it is reasonably complete for peer-reviewed post-1985 papers by Puthoff, Rueda and Haisch and friends (Ibison, Danley, Cole)... (but there are lots of conference proceedings etc and things like NASA's Breakthrough Propulsion Physics workshops I did not include in anticipation of the negative reaction here ;)  On the other hand the coverage of earlier work is extremely incomplete, there are a lot of interesting papers by Boyer and Marshall if you're interested in the history of the field.  Also, there is quite a lot of good work by Cetto & de la Pena, and also by the "Italian school" of Cavalleri, Recami, Salesi, etc, which is almost completely absent.  I suspect there is a similar "Russian school" ;)  I'm not sure if it makes more sense to read these in forward or reverse chronological order, since some of the earlier work has been superceded (e.g. Puthoff's first try at SED gravity force by means of vacuum polarization).  Good luck.