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1. Electromagnetic energy conversion at dipolarization fronts: Multispacecraft results S. Huang et al.
2. The Contribution of Plasma Sheet Bubbles to Stormtime Ring Current Buildup and Evolution of Its Energy Composition A. Sciola et al.
3. The role of the inner tail to midtail plasma sheet in channeling solar wind power to the ionosphere M. Hamrin et al.
4. Properties of asymmetric magnetic reconnection J. Birn et al.
5. Understanding the dynamics and energetics of magnetic reconnection in a laboratory plasma: Review of recent progress on selected fronts M. Yamada et al.
6. Secondary reconnection sites in reconnection-generated flux ropes and reconnection fronts G. Lapenta et al.
7. Multibeam Energy Moments of Multibeam Particle Velocity Distributions M. Goldman et al.
8. Analysis of the Energy Flux Density near Electron Diffusion Region of Asymmetric Magnetic Field Reconnection W. Jun et al.
9. Energy Conversion and Dissipation at Dipolarization Fronts: A Statistical Overview Z. Zhong et al.
10. Theory and Modeling for the Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission M. Hesse et al.
11. Substorm Current Wedge: Energy Conversion and Current Diversion J. Birn et al.
12. Electromagnetic Energy Conversion at Reconnection Fronts V. Angelopoulos et al.
13. The role of compressibility in energy release by magnetic reconnection J. Birn et al.
14. Electron Heating in Magnetosheath Turbulence: Dominant Role of the Parallel Electric Field Within Coherent Structures Q. Xu et al.
15. Energy transport through Earth’s plasma sheet in 3-D K. Barik & C. Chaston
16. Energy Flow Exciting Field‐Aligned Current at Substorm Expansion Onset Y. Ebihara & T. Tanaka
17. The evolution of flux pileup regions in the plasma sheet: Cluster observations M. Hamrin et al.
18. The use of the power density for identifying reconnection regions M. Hamrin et al.
19. Energy Conversion by Magnetic Reconnection in Multiple Ion Temperature Plasmas J. Dargent et al.
20. Energy Conversion during Asymmetric Magnetic Reconnection C. Chang et al.
21. Energy Budgets From Collisionless Magnetic Reconnection Site to Reconnection Front Y. Shu et al.
22. Suppression of reconnection in polarized, thin magnetotail current sheets: 2D simulations and implications X. An et al.
23. Shear Alfvén Waves Driven by Magnetic Reconnection as an Energy Source for the Aurora Borealis H. Gurram et al.
24. In-situ observations of the magnetothermodynamic evolution of electron-only reconnection D. Payne et al.
25. Forced reconnection in the near magnetotail: Onset and energy conversion in PIC and MHD simulations J. Birn & M. Hesse
26. Off‐equatorial current‐driven instabilities ahead of approaching dipolarization fronts X. Zhang et al.
27. Magnetic reconnection in Earth's magnetotail: Energy conversion and its earthward–tailward asymmetry S. Lu et al.
28. Generation of Field‐Aligned Currents During Substorm Expansion: An Update Y. Ebihara & T. Tanaka
29. Evolution of generalized two‐dimensional magnetotail equilibria in ideal and resistive MHD V. Merkin et al.
30. Modulated reconnection rate and energy conversion at the magnetopause under steady IMF conditions L. Rosenqvist et al.
31. Evolution of auroral substorm as viewed from MHD simulations: dynamics, energy transfer and energy conversion Y. Ebihara & T. Tanaka
32. Magnetospheric Multiscale Observations of the Off-equatorial Dipolarization Front Dynamics in the Terrestrial Magnetotail H. Li et al.
33. On the ions acceleration via collisionless magnetic reconnection in laboratory plasmas E. Cazzola et al.
34. Estimation of the Error in the Calculation of the Pressure‐Strain Term: Application in the Terrestrial Magnetosphere O. Roberts et al.
35. Observational Overview of the May 2024 G5-Level Geomagnetic Storm: From Solar Eruptions to Terrestrial Consequences Y. Kwak et al.
36. Origin and structure of electromagnetic generator regions at the edge of the electron diffusion region D. Payne et al.
37. Structure of exhaust jets produced by magnetic reconnection localized in the out‐of‐plane direction P. Pritchett
38. The interaction of finite‐width reconnection exhaust jets with a dipolar magnetic field configuration P. Pritchett & A. Runov
39. Multiscale MHD‐Kinetic PIC Study of Energy Fluxes Caused by Reconnection G. Lapenta et al.
40. Substorm simulation: Formation of westward traveling surge Y. Ebihara & T. Tanaka
41. Large‐scale energy budget of impulsive magnetic reconnection: Theory and simulation S. Kiehas et al.
42. Two Classes of Equatorial Magnetotail Dipolarization Fronts Observed by Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission: A Statistical Overview S. Alqeeq et al.
43. Energy conversion regions as observed by Cluster in the plasma sheet M. Hamrin et al.
44. Magnetospheric Dynamo Driving Large‐scale Birkeland Currents M. Watanabe et al.
45. Lower Hybrid Drift Waves and Electromagnetic Electron Space‐Phase Holes Associated With Dipolarization Fronts and Field‐Aligned Currents Observed by the Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission During a Substorm O. Le Contel et al.
46. Substorm simulation: Insight into the mechanisms of initial brightening Y. Ebihara & T. Tanaka
47. A direct examination of the dynamics of dipolarization fronts using MMS Z. Yao et al.
48. Simulation study of near-Earth space disturbances: 2. Auroral substorms Y. Ebihara
49. Quiescent Discrete Auroral Arcs: A Review of Magnetospheric Generator Mechanisms J. Borovsky et al.
50. Fluid and Kinetic Properties of the Near-Sun Heliospheric Current Sheet N. Fargette et al.
51. Thermodynamics of Dipolarization Fronts of Magnetic Reconnection in Anisotropic Plasma: MMS Observations and Resistive Double-polytropic MHD Simulations W. Teh & S. Zenitani
52. Earthward‐Tailward Asymmetry of Plasma Temperature in Reconnection Outflow in Earth's Magnetotail F. Beyene et al.
53. Kinetic Dissipation Around a Dipolarization Front M. Sitnov et al.
54. The inner structure of collisionless magnetic reconnection: The electron-frame dissipation measure and Hall fields S. Zenitani et al.
55. The kinetic ballooning/interchange instability as a source of dipolarization fronts and auroral streamers P. Pritchett et al.
56. Why does substorm-associated auroral surge travel westward? Y. Ebihara & T. Tanaka
57. Investigation of the homogeneity of energy conversion processes at dipolarization fronts from MMS measurements S. Alqeeq et al.
58. Energy Partition in Magnetic Reconnection in Earth’s Magnetotail J. Eastwood et al.
59. Substorm Energy Transport From the Magnetotail to the Nightside Ionosphere S. Ohtani
60. Dissipation in relativistic pair-plasma reconnection: revisited S. Zenitani
61. Analysis of the Energy Flux Density Near Electron Diffusion Region of Asymmetric Magnetic Field Reconnection J. WANG et al.
62. Six auroral generators: A review G. Haerendel
63. Analysis of the Energy Flux Density near Electron Diffusion Region of Asymmetric Magnetic Field Reconnection J. WANG et al.
64. Externally Driven Onset of Localized Magnetic Reconnection and Disruption in a Magnetotail Configuration P. Pritchett & S. Lu
65. Perspectives on magnetic reconnection E. Zweibel & M. Yamada
66. Relativistic Particle Beams as a Resource to Solve Outstanding Problems in Space Physics E. Sanchez et al.
67. New Diagnosis for Energy Flow From Solar Wind to Ionosphere During Substorm: Global MHD Simulation Y. Ebihara et al.
68. Conversion of magnetic energy in the magnetic reconnection layer of a laboratory plasma M. Yamada et al.
69. Energy Balance and Time Dependence of a Magnetotail Electron Diffusion Region D. Payne et al.
70. How Do Auroral Substorms Depend on Earth's Dipole Magnetic Moment? Y. Ebihara & T. Tanaka
71. A New Perspective on Magnetotail Electron and Ion Divergent Flows: MMS Observations T. Motoba et al.
72. Dissipation measures in weakly collisional plasmas O. Pezzi et al.
73. Auroral arcs as sites of magnetic stress release G. Haerendel
74. Three‐dimensional structure and kinetic features of reconnection exhaust jets P. Pritchett
75. Explosive Magnetotail Activity M. Sitnov et al.
76. On the Contribution of Dipolarizing Flux Bundles to the Substorm Current Wedge and to Flux and Energy Transport J. Birn et al.
77. Global Modeling of the Inner Magnetosphere Under the Influence of a Magnetic Cloud Associated With an Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejection: Energy Conversion and Ultra‐Low Frequency Wave Activity P. Jauer et al.
78. Energy transfer and electron energization in collisionless magnetic reconnection for different guide-field intensities F. Pucci et al.
79. Investigation Into Magnetic Reconnection Formation on Propellant Ignition in Electrical Explosion J. Zhang et al.
80. Energy Conversion and Partition in the Asymmetric Reconnection Diffusion Region S. Wang et al.
81. Effects of Guide Field and Background Density and Temperature on Energy Conversion at Magnetic Reconnection Front Y. Shu et al.
82. Study of energy conversion and partitioning in the magnetic reconnection layer of a laboratory plasmaa) M. Yamada et al.
83. Magnetic Energy Conversion and Transport in the Terrestrial Magnetotail Due to Dipolarization Fronts L. Wang et al.
84. The response of plasma parameters and energy transport in the plasma sheet to interplanetary magnetic field Bz G. Ren et al.