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1. Do we know the actual magnetopause position for typical solar wind conditions? A. Samsonov et al.
2. Magnetic barrier in case of a southward interplanetary magnetic field M. Pudovkin et al.
3. Specific features of magnetic barrier formation near the magnetopause A. Samsonov
4. Modeling of Magnetospheres of Terrestrial Exoplanets in the Habitable Zone around G-Type Stars E. Belenkaya et al.
5. Long‐Term Variations in Solar Wind Parameters, Magnetopause Location, and Geomagnetic Activity Over the Last Five Solar Cycles A. Samsonov et al.
6. Planetary space weather: scientific aspects and future perspectives C. Plainaki et al.
7. How to create an artificial magnetosphere for Mars R. Bamford et al.
8. Steady state slow shock inside the Earth's magnetosheath: To be or not to be? 2. Numerical three‐dimensional MHD modeling A. Samsonov & D. Hubert
9. A new method for solving the MHD equations in the magnetosheath C. Nabert et al.
10. Modelling the imposed magnetospheres of Mars-like exoplanets: star–planet interactions and atmospheric losses A. Basak & D. Nandy
11. A method to predict magnetopause expansion in radial IMF events by MHD simulations A. Samsonov et al.
12. The Solar Wind Density Control on the Prompt Penetration Electric Field and Equatorial Electrojet B. Nilam et al.
13. MHD-modelling of the magnetosheath M. Pudovkin et al.
14. Magnetopause inflation under radial IMF: Comparison of models A. Suvorova & A. Dmitriev
15. Why does the total pressure on the subsolar magnetopause differ from the solar wind dynamic pressure? A. Samsonov et al.
16. What Happens Before a Southward IMF Turning Reaches the Magnetopause? A. Samsonov et al.
17. Modeling Star–Planet Interactions in Far-out Planetary and Exoplanetary Systems S. Das et al.
18. Causality in heliophysics: Magnetic fields as a bridge between the Sun’s interior and the Earth’s space environment D. Nandy et al.
19. Soft X‐ray and ENA Imaging of the Earth's Dayside Magnetosphere H. Connor et al.
20. Numerical MHD modeling of propagation of interplanetary shock through the magnetosheath A. Samsonov et al.