Publikationen von Gholamhossein Bagheri

Hejazi, B.; Schlenczek, O.; Thiede, B.; Bagheri, G.; Bodenschatz, E.: On the Risk of Infection by Infectious Aerosols in Large Indoor Spaces. Aerosol and Air Quality Research 22, S. 220117 (2022)

Nordsiek, F.; Bodenschatz, E.; Bagheri, G.: Risk assessment for airborne disease transmission by poly-pathogen aerosols. PLOS ONE 16, 4, S. e0248004 (2021)

Bagheri, G.; Thiede, B.; Hejazi, B.; Schlenczek, O.; Bodenschatz, E.: An upper bound on one-to-one exposure to infectious human respiratory particles. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 118, S. e2110117118 (2021)

Bertens, G.; Bagheri, G.; Xu, H.; Bodenschatz, E.; Molacek, J.: In situ cloud particle tracking experiment. Review of Scientific Instruments 92, S. 125105 (2021)

Rossi, E.; Bagheri, G.; Beckett, F.; Bonadonna, C.: The fate of volcanic ash: premature or delayed sedimentation? Nature Communications 12, 1303 (2021)

Gabellini, P.; Rossi, E.; Bonadonna, C.; Pistolesi, M.; Bagheri, G.; Cioni, R.: Physical and Aerodynamic Characterization of Particle Clusters at Sakurajima Volcano (Japan). Frontiers in Earth Science 8, 575874 (2020)

Bhowmick, T.; Wang, Y.; Iovieno, M.; Bagheri, G.; Bodenschatz, E.: Population Distribution in the Wake of a Sphere. Symmetry 12 (9), S. 1498 (2020)

Bhowmick, T.; Wang, Y.; Iovieno, M.; Bagheri, G.; Bodenschatz, E.: Supersaturation in the Wake of a Precipitating Hydrometeor and Its Impact on Aerosol Activation. Geophysical Research Letters 47 (22), e2020GL091179, S. 1 - 10 (2020)

Bagheri, G.; Bonadonna, C.: Comment on “A new one‐equation model of fluid drag for irregularly shaped particles valid over a wide range of Reynolds number” by F. Dioguardi et al. Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth 124 (10), S. 10261 - 10264 (2019)

Bagheri, G.; Rossi, E.; Biass, S.; Bonadonna, C.: Timing and nature of volcanic particle clusters based on field and numerical investigations. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research 327, S. 520 - 530 (2016)

Bagheri, G.; Bonadonna, C.: On the drag of freely falling non-spherical particles. Powder Technology 301, S. 526 - 544 (2016)