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Physics / Electrodeless plasma thruster / Ion thruster / Plasma propulsion engine / Hall effect thruster / Plasma / Ponderomotive force / Helicon / Electrically powered spacecraft propulsion / Spacecraft propulsion / Aerospace engineering / Propulsion
Date: 2005-02-28 15:31:03
Physics
Electrodeless plasma thruster
Ion thruster
Plasma propulsion engine
Hall effect thruster
Plasma
Ponderomotive force
Helicon
Electrically powered spacecraft propulsion
Spacecraft propulsion
Aerospace engineering
Propulsion

ELECTRODELESS PLASMA THRUSTER DESIGN CHARACTERISTICS AND PERFORMANCES. Emsellem Gregory[removed]Elwing LLC,

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