Space Propulsion, • 29/10/2021 1. Simple Derivation of Exhaust Velocity Approximation for Inertial Confinement Fusion (ICF) Space Propulsion Previous Lecture: Interstellar Primer Next 2. Inclusion of the Nozzle Divergence Angle into the Exhaust Velocity for Inertial Confinement Fusion (ICF) Space Propulsion & Jet Efficiency You Might Also Like 14. Pending... 4. Relationship of limits in 1/x functions useful for optimisation of parameters in spacecraft design 12. Power requirement and cost of a starshot-like interstellar probe 8. The use of indices in astrophysical equations 3. Introduction to the Basic Equations of Kinematics with Constant and Non-Constant Acceleration
Space Propulsion, • 29/10/2021 1. Simple Derivation of Exhaust Velocity Approximation for Inertial Confinement Fusion (ICF) Space Propulsion Previous Lecture: Interstellar Primer Next 2. Inclusion of the Nozzle Divergence Angle into the Exhaust Velocity for Inertial Confinement Fusion (ICF) Space Propulsion & Jet Efficiency You Might Also Like 14. Pending... 4. Relationship of limits in 1/x functions useful for optimisation of parameters in spacecraft design 12. Power requirement and cost of a starshot-like interstellar probe 8. The use of indices in astrophysical equations 3. Introduction to the Basic Equations of Kinematics with Constant and Non-Constant Acceleration
