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| title = Princeton Electric Propulsion Research
 
| title = Princeton Electric Propulsion Research
| author = [[Charles A Yost]]
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| author = [[Leslee A Kulba]]
| keywords = [[electrodynamic propulsion]], [[ion propulsion]], [[MPD]], [[magnetoplasmadynamics]], [[plasma]], [[thrust]]
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| keywords = [[anomalous electron distribution]], [[electrostatic spray]], [[ion thrust]], [[MPD thrusters]], [[magnetoplasmadynamics]], [[plasma propulsion]]
| published = 1992
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| published = 1994
 
| journal = [[Electric Spacecraft Journal]]
 
| journal = [[Electric Spacecraft Journal]]
| number = [[6]]
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| number = [[11]]
| pages = 8-17
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| pages = 19-25
 
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==Abstract==
 
==Abstract==
  
Following are excerpts from Princeton University?s Electric Propulsion Laboratory research reports. This cursory introduction to the material is intended to convey an idea of the research scope, methodology, detail, and specific problem areas of Magneto Plasma Dynamic (MPD) thrusters.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
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ESJ continues to network with Princeton?s Electric Propulsion Laboratory, and has received copies of three more progress reports. The reports, covering research conducted between March and August of 1993, include papers on further MPD thruster investigations, charges on spray droplets and plasma propulsion spectra. This article consists of annotated abridgements of the two May/June articles.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
  
 
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Scientific Paper
Title Princeton Electric Propulsion Research
Author(s) Leslee A Kulba
Keywords anomalous electron distribution, electrostatic spray, ion thrust, MPD thrusters, magnetoplasmadynamics, plasma propulsion
Published 1994
Journal Electric Spacecraft Journal
Number 11
Pages 19-25

Abstract

ESJ continues to network with Princeton?s Electric Propulsion Laboratory, and has received copies of three more progress reports. The reports, covering research conducted between March and August of 1993, include papers on further MPD thruster investigations, charges on spray droplets and plasma propulsion spectra. This article consists of annotated abridgements of the two May/June articles.