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Editorial: Numerical simulations of plasma thrusters and/or related technologies
Cichocki F.; Taccogna F.; Laurent G.
Journal:
Frontiers in Physics 10 pp. 1074459-1 - 1074459-3
Year:
2022
ISTP Authors: Francesco Taccogna
Keywords: particle-in-cell (PIC), retarding potential analyzer (RPA), plasma thrusters, air-breathing propulsion, Hall thrusters, breathing mode, magnetic nozzles
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