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Dominique Valentian

Publications -  10
Citations -  88

Dominique Valentian is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Anode & Magnetic field. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 10 publications receiving 88 citations.

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A plasma accelerator of short length with closed electron drift

TL;DR: In this paper, the magnetic field has a minimum induction in the transition area in the vicinity of the anode (25), the absolute induction value of the field increasing again upstream of the buffer chamber (23) in order to produce a magnetic mirror effect.
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Moteur a plasma a derive fermee d'electrons

TL;DR: In this article, a plasma comprends un canal annulaire principal d'ionisation and d'acceleration delimite par des pieces (22) en materiau isolant and ouvert a son extremite aval (225), and a chambre tampon annulumire (23) s'etend en amont de celui-ci au-dela de la zone dans laquelle est placee l'anode annulaure (25).
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Device for measuring variations in the thrust of a plasma acceleration with closed electron drift

TL;DR: In this paper, a device for measuring variations in the thrust of a plasma accelerator with closed electron drift comprising a main annular channel for ionization and acceleration, at least one hollow cathode disposed outside the main channel and downstream therefrom, an anode, ionizable gas feed associated respectively with the hollow cathodes and with the anode and magnetic field creation means.
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Fixed plasma motor

TL;DR: In this article, the plasma motor comprises a primary ionization and acceleration annular canal (24) delimited by parts made of insulating material and open at its downstream end (225), at least one hollow cathode (40) associated with means (41) for supplying gas capable of being ionized, and an annular anode (25) concentric with the main annular canals and placed at a distance from the open downstream end.
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Reduced length plasma engine with closed electron deviation.

TL;DR: The magnetic field has a minimum induction in the transition area in the vicinity of the anode (25), the absolute induction value of the field increasing again upstream of the buffer chamber (23) in order to produce a magnetic mirror effect.