HelioWebMax-Planck-Institute for Dynamic and Self-Organization, Gottingen
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AW["Affiliated Works (23)"]
CA["Linked Collaborating Authors (14)"]
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- On the formation of sodium bearing E ring ice grains on Enceladus.
- Sodium Salts in Ice Grains from Enceladus' Plumes: Evidence for an Ocean below the Moon's Surface
- Tectonic microplates: laying it down on wax
- Fluidization of Cohesive Granulates under Hydrodynamic Shear: A Multiscale Approach
- Self-Similar Elastic Response of Carbon Nanotube Forests to Aerodynamic Stresses
- Instabilities in biofilms: The Kinneyia Fossil
- On Self-Similarity of Turbulent Flows over Porous Media
- Numerical modeling of interface displacement in heterogeneously wetting porous media
- The molecular physics of photolytic fractionation of sulfur and oxygen isotopes in planetary atmospheres (Invited)
- Art, outreach and geopattern formation
- Biogenic Cracks in Porous Rock
- Dynamics of salt playa polygons
- North-south asymmetries in magnetospheric and ionospheric plasma circulation
- Emergence of preferential fluid invasion pathways: The role of pore-scale heterogeneity
- Can Hail and Rain Nucleate Cloud Droplets?
- Ice nucleation in the wake of warm hydrometeors
- Magnetospheric response and reconfiguration times following IMF By reversals
- High Supersaturation in the Wake of Falling Hydrometeors: Implications for Cloud Invigoration and Ice Nucleation
- Retrieval of Cloud Droplet Number Concentration of Shallow Trade-Wind Cumulus Using a Synergetic Approach of Remote Sensing Measurements: First Look Into the EUREC<SUP>4</SUP>A Data
- Statistics of single-particles in a numerical simulation of atmospheric turbulence in presence of rotation and stratification.
- Cold and Heavy Ions Entrained in the Dayside Magnetopause Boundary Layers
- Gravitational Settling of Microplastic Fibers
- Statistical comparison of various dayside magnetopause reconnection X-line prediction models