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M. Arias-Zugasti, D. E. Rosner & J. Fernandez de la Mora. (2019) Low Reynolds number capture of small particles on a cylinder by diffusion, interception, and inertia at subcritical Stokes numbers: Numerical calculations, correlations, and small diffusivity asymptote. Aerosol Science and Technology 53:12, pages 1367-1380.
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Daniel E. Rosner & Pushkar Tandon. (2018) Capture rate consequences of multispherule aggregate formation in gases—combined roles of direct interception and interspherule momentum “shielding”. Aerosol Science and Technology 52:7, pages 768-777.
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Daniel E. Rosner & Pushkar Tandon. (2017) Knudsen transition effects on the thermophoretic properties of fractal-like aggregates: Implications for thermophoretic sampling of high-pressure flames. Aerosol Science and Technology 51:11, pages 1262-1274.
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Daniel E. Rosner & Manuel Arias-Zugasti. (2022) Multi-mechanism theory of aerosol capture by fibrous filters, including fiber diameter/orientation dispersity and particle morphology effects. Preliminary tests vs. data for mobility-selected submicron particles. Journal of Aerosol Science 164, pages 106000.
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Junjie Su, Jie Cui, Jun Wang & Guodong Xia. (2022) Thermophoresis of nanoparticles hotter/colder than the surrounding dilute gases. Particuology 63, pages 95-102.
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Daniel E. Rosner & Manuel Arias-Zugasti. (2021) Predicting the aerosol capture characteristics of fibrous filters. I. Exact- and tractable (3-moment) approximate-methods to incorporate aerosol polydispersity effects with a multi-mechanism, semi-analytic single-fiber particle capture fraction. Separation and Purification Technology 257, pages 117676.
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Daniel E. Rosner & Manuel Arias-Zugasti. (2022) Predicting the Aerosol Capture Characteristics of Fibrous Filters Exploiting a Multi-Mechanism Single-Fiber Capture Fraction—II. Preliminary Tests of Generalizations to Include Fiber Dispersity (Wrt Diam., Orientation and Meso-Scale Non-Uniformity) in Fiber Solid Fraction Using Experimental Data for Size-Selected Particle Capture. SSRN Electronic Journal.
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