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Fully-implicit Particle-in-Cell model of a Magnetic Nozzle with electromagnetic power deposition
A fraction of the electromagnetic power used to generate and heat the plasma in helicon sources and electrodeless plasma thrusters can leak into the outer expansion region, interacting with the plasma in the magnetic nozzle and affecting the performance of the device. This work analyzes the properti
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