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Likelihood topology and applicability limits of spatial anti-aliasing inversion for folded electron drift instability dispersion in Hall thrusters
The electron drift instability (EDI) is widely recognized as the leading mechanism for anomalous electron transport in Hall thrusters, but its millimeter and sub-millimeter wavelength makes conventional wave-probe analysis strongly limited by spatial aliasing. A multi-geometry spatial anti-aliasing
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