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Refinement of the Resonant Torsion-Plasma Drive (RTPD)

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The Resonant Torsion-Plasma Drive (RTPD) is an advanced, cost-effective iteration of the Refined Hybrid Plasma-Warp Propulsion (RHPWP) system, engineered for interstellar missions within the 21st century. By introducing a harmonically tuned, oscillating magnetic field to the plasma sheath, the RTPD induces a state of energetic resonance within the Meyler-Fuchs toroidal plasma. This resonance dramatically amplifies the torsion effect on spacetime, reducing the required plasma density and total energy input by up to two orders of magnitude compared to baseline RHPWP models. This breakthrough enables the construction of smaller, more efficient interstellar probes and, eventually, crewed vessels, placing a mission to Proxima Centauri firmly within the 2060-2080 timeframe and at a fraction of the projected cost.

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Preprint: 10.5281/zenodo.17551801 (DOI)

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2025-11-14

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