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1. Magnetopause and Boundary Layer J. De Keyser et al.
2. Magnetic reconnection in space plasma A. Vaivads et al.
3. Magnetopause reconnection across wide local time M. Dunlop et al.
4. Hall effects on the steady structure of the rotational layer at the dayside magnetopause L. Westerberg & H. Åkerstedt
5. Soft X‐Ray Imaging of Magnetopause Reconnection Outflows Under Low Plasma‐β Solar Wind Conditions Y. Matsumoto & Y. Miyoshi
6. Quasi-continuous reconnection accompanied by FTEs during IMF Bz≈ 0 nT observed by Double Star TC-1 at the dawnside magnetopause G. Yan et al.
7. Evolution of Turbulence in the Kelvin–Helmholtz Instability in the Terrestrial Magnetopause F. Di Mare et al.
8. Classifying Magnetosheath Jets Using MMS: Statistical Properties S. Raptis et al.
9. Observing the open‐closed boundary using cusp‐latitude magnetometers S. Ables & B. Fraser
10. 3D MHD reconnection model coupled with Cluster multi‐spacecraft data L. Westerberg et al.
11. Kelvin‐Helmholtz waves at the Earth's magnetopause: Multiscale development and associated reconnection H. Hasegawa et al.
12. Investigation of the interhemispheric asymmetry in reverse convection near solstice during northward interplanetary magnetic field conditions using MHD simulations F. Wilder et al.
13. Reconnection rates and X line motion at the magnetopause: Global 2D‐3V hybrid‐Vlasov simulation results S. Hoilijoki et al.
14. Magnetospheric Multiscale observations of energetic oxygen ions at the duskside magnetopause during intense substorms C. Zeng et al.
15. Long and Active Magnetopause Reconnection X‐Lines During Changing IMF Conditions K. Trattner et al.
16. IMF Control of Alfvénic Energy Transport and Deposition at High Latitudes S. Hatch et al.
17. Magnetic Reconnection Inside Solar Wind Rotational Discontinuity During Its Interaction With the Quasi‐Perpendicular Bow Shock and Magnetosheath Z. Guo et al.
18. Unsteady Magnetopause Reconnection Under Quasi‐Steady Solar Wind Driving Y. Zou et al.
19. Solar Wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer (SMILE): Science and Mission Overview C. Wang et al.
20. The substructure of a flux transfer event observed by the MMS spacecraft K. Hwang et al.
21. Small‐Scale Flux Transfer Events Formed in the Reconnection Exhaust Region Between Two X Lines K. Hwang et al.
22. Global control of merging by the interplanetary magnetic field: Cluster observations of dawnside flank magnetopause reconnection S. Eriksson et al.
23. High‐altitude cusp flow dependence on IMF orientation: A 3‐year Cluster statistical study B. Lavraud et al.
24. Ion demagnetization in the magnetopause current layer observed by MMS S. Wang et al.
25. Periodically Modulated Magnetic Reconnection C. Liu et al.
26. Generation of Alfvén wave energy during magnetic reconnection in Hall MHD L. LI et al.
27. Kinetic signatures during a quasi‐continuous lobe reconnection event: Cluster Ion Spectrometer (CIS) observations M. Bavassano Cattaneo et al.
28. Dimensional analysis of observed structures using multipoint magnetic field measurements: Application to Cluster Q. Shi et al.
29. In-Situ Observations of Reconnection in Space G. Paschmann et al.
30. Hybrid-Vlasov modeling of three-dimensional dayside magnetopause reconnection Y. Pfau-Kempf et al.
31. Flux Transfer Event With an Electron‐Scale Substructure Observed by the Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission M. Silveira et al.
32. Comparison of Quality Measures for Walén Relation G. Paschmann et al.
33. A magnetic reconnection X-line extending more than 390 Earth radii in the solar wind T. Phan et al.
34. Magnetosheath Reconnection Before Magnetopause Reconnection Driven by Interplanetary Tangential Discontinuity: A Three‐Dimensional Global Hybrid Simulation With Oblique Interplanetary Magnetic Field Z. Guo et al.
35. Collisionless magnetic reconnection in an asymmetric current sheet P. Pritchett
36. Comparison of local energy conversion estimates from Cluster with global MHD simulations L. Rosenqvist et al.
37. Magnetic topologies of an in vivo FTE observed by Double Star/TC‐1 at Earth's magnetopause Z. Pu et al.
38. Sequential Observations of Flux Transfer Events, Poleward‐Moving Auroral Forms, and Polar Cap Patches K. Hwang et al.
39. Magnetopause Processes T. Phan et al.
40. High kinetic energy density jets in the Earth’s magnetosheath: A case study E. Amata et al.
41. Latitudinal Dependence of the Kelvin‐Helmholtz Instability and Beta Dependence of Vortex‐Induced High‐Guide Field Magnetic Reconnection Y. Vernisse et al.
42. Modulated reconnection rate and energy conversion at the magnetopause under steady IMF conditions L. Rosenqvist et al.
43. Observation of a retreating x line and magnetic islands poleward of the cusp during northward interplanetary magnetic field conditions V. Wilder et al.
44. Ion acceleration dependence on magnetic shear angle in dayside magnetopause reconnection S. Vines et al.
45. Spatiotemporal structure of the reconnecting magnetosphere under By‐dominated interplanetary magnetic cloud conditions P. Sandholt & C. Farrugia
46. Curlometer Technique and Applications M. Dunlop et al.
47. Decay of mesoscale flux transfer events during quasi‐continuous spatially extended reconnection at the magnetopause H. Hasegawa et al.
48. Prevalence of magnetic reconnection in the near-Sun heliospheric current sheet T. Phan et al.
49. Cross-Scale Processes of Magnetic Reconnection K. Hwang et al.
50. Stable reconnection at the dusk flank magnetopause R. Gomez et al.
51. A Volumetric Study of Flux Transfer Events at the Dayside Magnetopause A. Paul et al.
52. A Linear Velocity Gradient in the Subsolar Magnetosheath M. Silveira & D. Sibeck
53. On the occurrence of magnetic reconnection equatorward of the cusps at the Earth's magnetopause during northward IMF conditions K. Trattner et al.
54. MMS Observation of Magnetic Reconnection in the Turbulent Magnetosheath Z. Vörös et al.
55. What Controls the Structure and Dynamics of Earth’s Magnetosphere? J. Eastwood et al.
56. Electron magnetohydrodynamics Grad–Shafranov reconstruction of the magnetic reconnection electron diffusion region D. Korovinskiy et al.
57. Small-scale Field-aligned Currents in the Magnetopause Boundary Layer C. Wang et al.
58. Hot magnetospheric O+ and cold ion behavior in magnetopause reconnection: Cluster observations S. Wang et al.
59. Accelerated flows at Jupiter's magnetopause: Evidence for magnetic reconnection along the dawn flank R. Ebert et al.
60. 20 Years of Cluster Observations: The Magnetopause S. Haaland et al.
61. Cluster observations of the entry layer equatorward of the cusp under northward interplanetary magnetic field Q. Shi et al.
62. The response time of the magnetopause reconnection location to changes in the solar wind: MMS case study K. Trattner et al.
63. Multipoint Observations of Magnetic Reconnection in the Martian Magnetotail Triggered by an Interplanetary Magnetic Field Rotation Y. Wen et al.
64. Retreat and reformation of X‐line during quasi‐continuous tailward‐of‐the‐cusp reconnection under northward IMF H. Hasegawa et al.
65. Comparative Analysis of the Vlasiator Simulations and MMS Observations of Multiple X‐Line Reconnection and Flux Transfer Events M. Akhavan‐Tafti et al.
66. Magnetic Reconnection Inside a Flux Transfer Event‐Like Structure in Magnetopause Kelvin‐Helmholtz Waves R. Kieokaew et al.
67. Magnetopause Waves Controlling the Dynamics of Earth's Magnetosphere K. Hwang
68. Waves in the innermost open boundary layer formed by dayside magnetopause reconnection H. Uchino et al.
69. Carriers and Sources of Magnetopause Current: MMS Case Study X. Dong et al.
70. On the effect of line current width and relative position on the multi-spacecraft curlometer technique C. Forsyth et al.
71. The dependence of magnetic reconnection on plasma β and magnetic shear: Evidence from magnetopause observations T. Phan et al.
72. Experimental test of the ρ(1-α) evolution for rotational discontinuities: cluster magnetopause observations A. Blagau et al.
73. Comparison of MMS Observations of Foreshock Bubbles With a Global Hybrid Simulation S. Lee et al.
74. Theory and simulations of the scaling of magnetic reconnection with symmetric shear flow P. Cassak
75. Grad–Shafranov reconstruction of the magnetic configuration in the reconnection X-point vicinity in compressible plasma D. Korovinskiy et al.
76. Comment on the abundances of rotational and tangential discontinuities in the solar wind M. Neugebauer
77. The Cusp Plasma Imaging Detector (CuPID) CubeSat Observatory: Mission Overview B. Walsh et al.
78. Modeled variations of the reconnection electric field at the dayside magnetopause during continued flux transfer event activity T. Penz et al.
79. Cluster observations of waves in the whistler frequency range associated with magnetic reconnection in the Earth's magnetotail X. Wei et al.
80. Kelvin‐Helmholtz Waves and Magnetic Reconnection at the Earth's Magnetopause Under Southward Interplanetary Magnetic Field T. Li et al.
81. Collisionless magnetic reconnection in large-scale electron-positron plasmas W. Daughton & H. Karimabadi
82. Simultaneous observations of flux transfer events by THEMIS, Cluster, Double Star, and SuperDARN: Acceleration of FTEs R. Fear et al.
83. Multi‐scale structure of the electron diffusion region H. Karimabadi et al.
84. Structure and evolution of flux transfer events near dayside magnetic reconnection dissipation region: MMS observations X. Dong et al.
85. Magnetotail Hall Physics in the Presence of Cold Ions L. Alm et al.
86. The Inertia‐Based Model for Reconstruction of the Electron Diffusion Region D. Korovinskiy et al.
87. The Lunar Environment Heliophysics X-ray Imager (LEXI) Mission B. Walsh et al.
88. Plasma penetration of the dayside magnetopause H. Gunell et al.
89. Solar wind current sheets and deHoffmann-Teller analysis K. Steinvall et al.
90. The location of magnetic reconnection at Saturn's magnetopause: A comparison with Earth S. Fuselier et al.
91. Ion‐Scale Magnetic Flux Rope Generated From Electron‐Scale Magnetopause Current Sheet: Magnetospheric Multiscale Observations H. Hasegawa et al.
92. Localized aurora beyond the auroral oval H. Frey
93. The Polar Cusp Seen by Cluster F. Pitout & Y. Bogdanova
94. Properties of Near-Earth Magnetic Reconnection from In-Situ Observations S. Fuselier & W. Lewis
95. Parker Solar Probe Observations of High Plasma β Solar Wind from the Streamer Belt J. Huang et al.
96. The location of reconnection at the magnetopause: Testing the maximum magnetic shear model with THEMIS observations K. Trattner et al.
97. On the generation of enhanced sunward convection and transpolar aurora in the high‐latitude ionosphere by magnetic merging S. Eriksson et al.
98. Scaling of the magnetic reconnection rate with symmetric shear flow P. Cassak & A. Otto
99. The steepness of the magnetic shear angle “saddle”: A parameter for constraining the location of dayside magnetic reconnection? S. Petrinec et al.