Journal/References for MHD Propulsion

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MHD propulsion, or magnetohydrodynamic propulsion, is a topic of interest for both seawater and space applications, particularly involving magnetoplasmadynamic systems. Access to technical articles on this subject typically requires purchase, and there is a lack of readily available e-books specifically focused on MHD propulsion. A suggested starting point for research is the Wikipedia page on magnetohydrodynamics. The discussion highlights the novelty of MHD propulsion to some participants. Overall, finding free resources on this topic remains a challenge.
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hi
i would like some journals/references on "MHD Propulsion"
please try to get it in ebook format...if not possible nytin else will do
but please avoid asking me to buy it.
thanx
 
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Here is a starting place, which is free - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetohydrodynamics

Is one interested in propulsion in seawater or space, the later involving more or less magnetoplasmadynamic (MPD) systems.

Most technical articles in journals must be purchased. I don't know of any e-books on MHD propulsion.
 
I'd never actually heard of that before. Very cool.
 
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