Hokuto Sekine

Assistant Professor

The Univeristy of Tokyo

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Hokuto Sekine is an Assistant Professor at The University of Tokyo, Japan. His research primarily focuses on advanced propulsion systems, including Hall effect thrusters and plasma discharge phenomena. Recent articles reflect his expertise in laser processing for metal extraction and the performance evaluation of wireless power systems in propulsion technology.

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Rei Kawashima

Associate Professor

Shibaura Institute of Technology

JAPAN

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Isamu Moriai

The Univeristy of Tokyo

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Hiroyuki KOIZUMI

University of Tokyo

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kimiya komurasaki

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University of Tokyo

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Articles (10)

Performance evaluation of a fully wireless power and communication system for thrust stands in small propulsion systems

A water resistojet propulsion system on a 6U CubeSat EQUULEUS: Demonstration of reaction control in deep space

Performance characteristics of a LaB6 dry cathode coupled with a water-vapor Hall effect thruster

Laser processing of lunar regolith simulants for beneficiation and metal extraction

Experimental characterization of azimuthal and axial oscillations in a microwave discharge neutralizer

Quasi-One-Dimensional Thermodynamic Analysis of Radially Expanding Laser-Supported Detonations

Observation of strong in-plane perpendicular electric field in a radio frequency plasma with a time-varying magnetic nozzle

Application of helium line intensity ratio spectroscopy to xenon plasma in E × B Penning discharge

Influence of propellant injection directionality on the performance of an argon Hall thruster

Experimental investigation of electron-impact reactions in the plasma discharge of a water-vapor Hall thruster

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Rei Kawashima

Isamu Moriai

Hiroyuki KOIZUMI

kimiya komurasaki

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