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Implementing Aerosol Coagulation in the QUIC-Fire/QUIC-SMOKE model

Brink, Hannah Christina·Brambilla, Sara·Nelson, Matthew Aaron·Gorkowski, Kyle Joseph·Wedell, Liam Robert·Rojas Blanco, Diego Mauricio·Benedict, Katherine Beem
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Brink, Hannah Christina, Brambilla, Sara, Nelson, Matthew Aaron, Gorkowski, Kyle Joseph, Wedell, Liam Robert, Rojas Blanco, Diego Mauricio, Benedict, Katherine Beem. 2024-10-28. Implementing Aerosol Coagulation in the QUIC-Fire/QUIC-SMOKE model. https://doi.org/10.2172/2474904

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