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| The breathing mode is a low frequency, longitudinal bulk instability observed in a majority of Hall thrusters. Its occurrence is accompanied by wide, regular discharge current oscillations in the 10��30 kHz range. A concise outline of the prevailing interpretations of this mode is provided, followed by an overview of a recently proposed theory. It is eventually shown that this ionization instability is not related to the motion of the ionization front but to an ionization predator-prey cycle, the former phenomenon being rather a consequence of the latter. | |
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American Physical Society |
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439-442 |
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CPP993, PLASMA 2007 (eds. H.-J. Hartfuss, M. Dudeck, J. Musielok, M.J. Sadowski), ISBN: 978-0-7354-0512-7 |
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