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1. Plasma Morphology at Mars. Aspera-3 Observations E. Dubinin et al.
2. Model investigation of the influence of the crustal magnetic field on the oxygen ion distribution in the near Martian tail L. Li & Y. Zhang
3. Intermittent plasma turbulence in the Martian plasma environment A. Franco et al.
4. The Plasma Environment of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko Throughout the Rosetta Main Mission K. Hansen et al.
5. Influence of negatively charged plume grains on the structure of Enceladus' Alfvén wings: Hybrid simulations versus Cassini Magnetometer data H. Kriegel et al.
6. A.I.K.E.F.: Adaptive hybrid model for space plasma simulations J. Müller et al.
7. Modeling of Venus, Mars, and Titan E. Kallio et al.
8. Stellar winds and planetary bodies simulations: Magnetized obstacles in super-Alfvénic and sub-Alfvénic flows Y. Vernisse et al.
9. Mars Express observations of high altitude planetary ion beams and their relation to the “energetic plume” loss channel M. Liemohn et al.
10. First lunar wake passage of ARTEMIS: Discrimination of wake effects and solar wind fluctuations by 3D hybrid simulations S. Wiehle et al.
11. Hybrid simulation of Titan's magnetic field signature during the Cassini T9 flyby S. Simon et al.
12. The Asymmetrical Distribution of a Dominant Motional Electric Field within the Martian Magnetosheath S. Li et al.
13. Precipitation of Hydrogen Energetic Neutral Atoms at the Upper Atmosphere of Mars X. Wang et al.
14. Ion Escape From Degenerate Induced Magnetospheres: The Case of Mars Q. Zhang et al.
15. Statistical Study of Heavy Ion Outflows From Mars Observed in the Martian‐Induced Magnetotail by MAVEN S. Inui et al.
16. Titan's magnetic field signature during the Cassini T34 flyby: Comparison between hybrid simulations and MAG data S. Simon et al.
17. Solar wind plasma protrusion into the martian magnetosphere: ASPERA-3 observations E. Dubinin et al.
18. Interplanetary magnetic field orientation and the magnetospheres of close-in exoplanets E. Johansson et al.
19. Hybrid simulation of Titan's interaction with the supersonic solar wind during Cassini's T96 flyby M. Feyerabend et al.
20. A Three‐Dimensional Model of Pluto's Interaction With the Solar Wind During the New Horizons Encounter M. Feyerabend et al.
21. Interaction of the Solar Wind with Weak Obstacles: Hybrid Simulations for Weakly Active Comets and for Mars U. Motschmann & E. Kührt
22. Non-thermal water loss of the early Mars: 3D multi-ion hybrid simulations A. Boesswetter et al.
23. Tailward flow of energetic neutral atoms observed at Mars A. Galli et al.
24. The impact of Callisto's atmosphere on its plasma interaction with the Jovian magnetosphere L. Liuzzo et al.
25. Simulations of stellar winds and planetary bodies: Ionosphere-rich obstacles in a super-Alfvénic flow Y. Vernisse et al.
26. Empirical Parametric Model for Venus Plasma Boundaries Based on Venus Express Data U. Rollero et al.
27. Modeling and Simulating Flowing Plasmas and Related Phenomena S. Ledvina et al.
28. A 3D hybrid simulation study of the electromagnetic field distributions in the lunar wake Y. Wang et al.
29. The loss of water from Mars: Numerical results and challenges S. Brecht & S. Ledvina
30. Can an interplanetary magnetic field reach the surface of Venus? Y. Narita & U. Motschmann
31. Control of ion loss from Mars during solar minimum S. Brecht & S. Ledvina
32. Magnetic field fossilization and tail reconfiguration in Titan's plasma environment during a magnetopause passage: 3D adaptive hybrid code simulations J. Müller et al.
33. Ion escape rates from Mars: Results from hybrid simulations compared to MAVEN observations S. Ledvina et al.
34. Hybrid simulations of stellar wind interaction with close-in extrasolar planets E. Johansson et al.
35. Structure and Variability of the Martian Ion Composition Boundary Layer J. Halekas et al.
36. Titan's induced magnetosphere under non-ideal upstream conditions: 3D multi-species hybrid simulations S. Simon & U. Motschmann
37. Plasma Flow and Related Phenomena in Planetary Aeronomy Y. Ma et al.
38. Electric fields within the martian magnetosphere and ion extraction: ASPERA-3 observations E. Dubinin et al.
39. A comparison of global models for the solar wind interaction with Mars D. Brain et al.
40. Flows, Fields, and Forces in the Mars‐Solar Wind Interaction J. Halekas et al.
41. Effects of ion composition on escape and morphology on Mars Q. Zhang et al.
42. Consequences of expanding exoplanetary atmospheres for magnetospheres E. Johansson et al.
43. Asymmetry of plasma fluxes at Mars. ASPERA-3 observations and hybrid simulations E. Dubinin et al.
44. Filamented ion tail structures at Titan: A hybrid simulation study M. Feyerabend et al.
45. Plasma environment of Venus: Comparison of Venus Express ASPERA‐4 measurements with 3‐D hybrid simulations C. Martinecz et al.
46. Ionospheric loss from Mars as predicted by hybrid particle simulations S. Brecht et al.
47. MAVEN and MEX Multi‐instrument Study of the Dayside of the Martian Induced Magnetospheric Structure Revealed by Pressure Analyses M. Holmberg et al.
48. Global plasma-parameter simulation of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko approaching the Sun N. Gortsas et al.
49. Influence of the Interplanetary Magnetic Field on the Solar Wind Flow about Planetary Obstacles N. Erkaev et al.
50. Energetic electron asymmetries at Mars: ASPERA-3 observations E. Roussos et al.
51. IMF-induced escape of molecular ions from the Martian ionosphere Y. Kubota et al.
52. The Induced Magnetosphere of Mars and the Near-Mars Environment as Revealed by Mars Express S. Barabash et al.
53. Influence of asymmetries in the magnetic draping pattern at Titan on the emission of energetic neutral atoms S. Kabanovic et al.
54. The plasma interaction of Enceladus: 3D hybrid simulations and comparison with Cassini MAG data H. Kriegel et al.
55. Numerical Model to Study Proton Polar Aurorae on Mars A. Zhilkin et al.
56. The Solar Wind Interaction With the Martian Ionosphere/Atmosphere S. Brecht & S. Ledvina
57. Stellar winds and planetary bodies simulations: Lunar type interaction in super-Alfvénic and sub-Alfvénic flows Y. Vernisse et al.
58. Comparison of Global Martian Plasma Models in the Context of MAVEN Observations H. Egan et al.