PhD Thesis: Investigation of oscillations in space plasma thrusters via data-driven analysis techniques

Davide Maddaloni, member of the ZARATHUSTRA team, successfully defended his thesis “Investigation of oscillations in space plasma thrusters via data-driven analysis techniques”. We congratulate Davide for his achievement, and wish him the best in his future steps!

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2024-11-13

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