Evaluation of global simulations of aerosol particle and cloud condensation nuclei number, with implications for cloud droplet formation
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Duncan Watson-Parris | Hitoshi Matsui | George S. Fanourgakis | Philip Stier | Yang Yang | David Neubauer | Ulrike Lohmann | Fangqun Yu | Natalie M. Mahowald | Alexandra P. Tsimpidi | Risto Makkonen | Kostas Tsigaridis | Maria Kanakidou | Douglas S. Hamilton | Masaru Yoshioka | Athanasios Nenes | Xiaohong Liu | Hailong Wang | Daniel M. Westervelt | Twan van Noije | Roland Schrödner | N. Mahowald | A. Kirkevåg | U. Lohmann | S. Bauer | K. Tsigaridis | Xiaohong Liu | Hailong Wang | H. Matsui | P. Stier | D. Westervelt | A. Grini | A. Nenes | J. Kodros | J. Pierce | M. Yoshioka | D. Neubauer | K. Carslaw | T. Bergman | F. Yu | G. Luo | V. Karydis | A. Tsimpidi | N. Kalivitis | S. Decesari | D. Watson‐Parris | M. Kanakidou | J. Schmale | Yang Yang | T. van Noije | S. Myriokefalitakis | G. Fanourgakis | Alf Grini | Alf Kirkevåg | Vlassis A. Karydis | Stefano Decesari | Jill S. Johnson | Jill S. Johnson | N. Daskalakis | R. Makkonen | R. Schrödner | D. Hamilton | Martin Gysel-Beer | M. Sfakianaki | Mingxuan Wu | Nikos Daskalakis | Susanne E. Bauer | Jeffrey R. Pierce | Gan Luo | Nikos Kalivitis | Tommi Bergman | Ken S. Carslaw | John K. Kodros | Julia Schmale | Martin Gysel-Beer | Stelios Myriokefalitakis | Maria Sfakianaki | Mingxuan Wu | M. Gysel-Beer
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