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Full-gap kinetic limitation of thermionic-electron transport for electron transpiration cooling
Electron transpiration cooling (ETC) can reduce aerothermal loads on sharp hypersonic leading edges, but its performance is governed by whether thermionically emitted electrons escape the hot surface or return as cathode-directed backflow. Here, a one-dimensional-in-space, three-dimensional-in-veloc
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