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Mathematicians describe interplay between COVID transmission and air circulation – Mirage News
Mathematicians describe the interplay between COVID transmission and air circulation By Harrison Tasoff Santa Barbara, CA Most COVID guidelines have…
Most COVID guidelines have stressed the 6-foot physical distancing rule, with the idea being that the virus spreads through large droplets produced when we talk, cough or sneeze. Relatively heavy, these droplets tend to fall to the ground before they travel more than a few feet.
“However we are having these outbreaks even when people are keeping this 6-foot distance, and especially indoors,” said Bjorn Birnir, the director of UC Santa Barbara’s Center for Complex and Nonlinear Science. More rec…
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