3. Conclusion

After the general introduction [BM 3 000] , this article has recalled the essential notions of flight (regimes, standard atmosphere...), the aerodynamic and thermodynamic formulas used in propulsion, at the preliminary design stage, as well as the different levels of air and combustion modeling.

The main definitions were discussed: constructive index, dilution rate, specific impulse.

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We have deliberately limited the bibliography to a few works that cover all the aspects presented here, and provide numerical examples and calculation methods that are accessible to engineers without supercomputers.