Arcjet Technology Research and Development Final Report, 3 Jun. 1964 - 11 Sep. 1965
Magnetoplasmadynamic arcjet thrustor propulsive efficiency
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Magnetoplasmadynamic arcjet thrustor propulsive efficiency
Large vacuum facility testing of ammonia and hydrogen magnetoplasmadynamic arc thrustors
Radio frequency and microwave spectroscopy of magnetized plasmas
Electromagnetic wave propagation in fully ionized gas
Plasma resonance excitation by small dipole antenna operating in pulsed mode in presence of and in absence of external magnetic field
Performance capabilities of Hall current accelerators determined from parameters influencing anode power loss
Anomalous diffusion and instabilities of argon plasma in strong magnetic field
Electron density and temperature measured in exhaust of magnetoplasmadynamic /MPD/ source, using Langmuir probe and spectrometry
Cerenkov radiation from charge spiralling in warm plasma under action of infinite magnetostatic field
Linearized equations describing transverse waves in relativistic plasma embedded in magnetic field and in presence of nonrelativistic plasma
Rayleigh-Taylor instability of plasma is unaffected by inclusion of Hall current and electron-inertia terms in generalized Ohm law
Nonlinear electromagnetic wave propagation in magnetoactive finite temperature plasma
Electrostatic field effect on propagation of electromagnetic waves in finite temperature magnetoactive plasma
Singularities of electromagnetic field in nonuniform, magnetoactive plasma
Radiation of magnetosound waves by ions and electrons of nonisothermal magnetoactive plasma
Bohr-van Leeuwen theorem applied to interior region of magnetically confined plasmas to determine stability
Approximation of particle trajectories in high frequency plasma in magnetic mirror
Computerized data reduction techniques for obtaining local electron temperature variations in plasma beams produced by magnetoplasmadynamic accelerators