Aerospace Lab is an electronic journal dedicated to scientific progress in aeronautics and space research. Its featured technical fields therefore include aerodynamics, propulsion, materials, structures, physics, sensors, information processing, and system engineering.
Issue 10 , December 2015
Plasmas for Aeronautics
The 10th issue of Aerospace Lab is devoted to plasmas for aeronautics. The use of plasmas for aerodynamics and combustion has gained growing interest in the past 20 years, and a whole scientific community is now dedicated to this field of research. The content of this special issue reflects the diversity of the applications and of the physical conditions where plasmas are applied: from the subsonic to the supersonic regime, from combustion chambers to external aerodynamics, and from thermal plasmas to cold plasmas. Both experimental and modeling aspects are covered, as the complexity of the physics involved render the joint approach necessary. This issue will give the reader an overview of the current activities in this new field of research, and a glimpse of the numerous studies and applications of plasmas that are to come in aeronautics.
CONTENTS
Denis Packan (ONERA)
J. Poggie (US Air Force Research Laboratory)
T. McLaughlin (US Air Force Academy)
S. Leonov (The Ohio State University)
D. Knight (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey)
P.-Q. Elias (ONERA)
R. Joussot, S. Coumar, V. Lago (ICARE, CNRS, Orléans)
G. Dufour, F. Rogier (ONERA)
F. Chedevergne, G. Casalis, O. Léon, M. Forte, F. Laurendeau, N. Szulga, O. Vermeersch, E. Piot (ONERA)
T. Ombrello (U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory)
N. Popov (Moscow State University)
K.V. Savelkin, D.A. Yarantsev (Russian Academy of Sciences)
S.B. Leonov (Russian Academy of Sciences) (University of Notre Dame)
S. Bentaleb, N. Blin-Simiand, P. Jeanney, L. Magne, N. Moreau, S. Pasquiers, P. Tardiveau (Université Paris-Sud and CNRS Université Paris-Saclay)
