Workshop II: Plasma Physics for Space Propulsion Technologies

INVITED · EM2 · ID: 584170

Presentations

  • Magnetically Expanding Plasmas for Space Propulsion

    ORAL · Invited

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    Publication: [1] Little, J. M., and Choueiri, E. Y. "Electron cooling in a magnetically expanding plasma." Physical review letters 117.22 (2016): 225003.

    [2] Little, J. M., and Choueiri, E. Y. "Electron demagnetization in a magnetically expanding plasma." Physical review letters 123.14 (2019): 145001.

    Presenters

    • Justin Little

      University of Washington

    Authors

    • Justin Little

      University of Washington

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  • Electrodeless plasma thrusters and magnetized plasma expansions for space propulsion

    ORAL · Invited

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    Presenters

    • Mario Merino

      Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

    Authors

    • Mario Merino

      Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

    • Jaume Navarro-Cavallé

      UC3M, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

    • Pablo Fajardo Pena

      UC3M, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

    • Marco Inchingolo

      UC3M, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

    • Pedro Jiménez

      Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

    • Jiewei Zhou

      Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

    • Diego García-Lahuerta

      Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

    • Célian Boyé

      Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

    • Davide Maddaloni

      Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

    • Filippo Terragni

      Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

    • Eduardo Ahedo

      Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

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  • Electron thermodynamics and ion transport in the magnetic nozzle of electrodeless electric thrusters

    ORAL · Invited

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    Publication: Plasma properties conditioned by the magnetic throat location in a Helicon plasma device, A. E. Vinci, S. Mazouffre, J. Appl. Phys. 130, 183301 (2021)
    Electron thermodynamics along magnetic nozzle lines in a helicon plasma, A. E. Vinci, Q. Delavière–Delion, S. Mazouffre
    J. Electric Propulsion 1, 4 (2022)
    Laser-induced fluorescence spectroscopy on xenon atoms and ions in the magnetic nozzle of acHelicon plasma thruster
    A. E. Vinci, S. Mazouffre, V. Gómez, P. Fajardo, J. Navarro-Cavallé, submitted to Plasma Sources Sci. Technol. (2022)

    Presenters

    • Stephane Mazouffre

      CNRS, ICARE

    Authors

    • Stephane Mazouffre

      CNRS, ICARE

    • Alfio Vinci

      CNRS, ICARE

    • Marco Inchingolo

      UC3M, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

    • Jaume Navarro-Cavallé

      UC3M, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

    • Pablo Fajardo Pena

      UC3M, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

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  • The Blue Core Paradigm

    ORAL · Invited

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    Publication: A. Bennet, C. Charles, and R. Boswell, "Non-local plasma generation in a magnetic nozzle," Physics of Plasmas 26, 072107 (2019).
    F. Filleul, A. Caldarelli, C. Charles, R. Boswell, N. Rattenbury, and J. Cater, "Characterisation of a new variable magnetic field linear plasma device," Physics of Plasmas 28, 123514 (2021).
    A. Degeling, C. Jung, R. Boswell, and A. Ellingboe, "Plasma production from helicon waves," Physics of Plasmas 3, 2788–2796 (1996).
    J. Scharer, A. Degeling, G. Borg, and R. Boswell, "Measurements of helicon wave propagation and ArII emission," Physics of Plasmas 9, 3734–3742 (2002).
    R. Boswell, A Study of Waves in Gaseous Plasmas, Ph.D. thesis, Adelaide: Flinders University of South Australia (1970).
    E. Scime, A. Keesee, and R. Boswell, "Mini-conference on helicon plasma sources," Physics of Plasmas 15, 058301 (2008).
    L. Chang, R. Boswell, and G. Luo, "First helicon plasma physics and applications workshop," Frontiers in Physics , 756 (2022)

    Presenters

    • Roderick W Boswell

      Australian Natl University, Australian National University

    Authors

    • Roderick W Boswell

      Australian Natl University, Australian National University

    • Felicien Filleul

      Te Pu ̄naha A ̄tea - Auckland Space Institute, Department of Engineering Science, The University of Auckland, Auckland, 1010, New Zealand

    • Antonella Caldarelli

      Te Pu ̄naha A ̄tea - Auckland Space Institute, Department of Engineering Science, The University of Auckland, Auckland, 1010, New Zealand

    • Christine Charles

      Space Plasma, Power and Propulsion Laboratory, NPAA, Research School of Physics, The Australian National University, Canberra, ACT 2601, Australia, Australian National University, Australian Natl University

    • Kazunori Takahashi

      Tohoku University

    • Alex Bennet

      Lam Research, Cushing Parkway, Fremont, CA, USA

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