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1. Flux Transfer Event With an Electron‐Scale Substructure Observed by the Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission M. Silveira et al.
2. Magnetopause Processes T. Phan et al.
3. Magnetopause reconnection across wide local time M. Dunlop et al.
4. Structure of a reconnection layer poleward of the cusp: Extreme density asymmetry and a guide field F. Muzamil et al.
5. Extended SuperDARN and IMAGE observations for northward IMF: Evidence for dual lobe reconnection M. Marcucci et al.
6. Retreat and reformation of X‐line during quasi‐continuous tailward‐of‐the‐cusp reconnection under northward IMF H. Hasegawa et al.
7. Effects of varying magnetosheath flow and dissipation on the two-dimensional reconnection structure at the magnetopause L. Westerberg et al.
8. Continuous reconnection line and pressure‐dependent energy conversion on the magnetopause in a global MHD model T. Laitinen et al.
9. Asymmetric magnetic reconnection with a flow shear and applications to the magnetopause C. Doss et al.
10. A multi-fluid model of the magnetopause R. Manuzzo et al.
11. Establishing the Context for Reconnection Diffusion Region Encounters and Strategies for the Capture and Transmission of Diffusion Region Burst Data by MMS T. Phan et al.
12. Ion acceleration dependence on magnetic shear angle in dayside magnetopause reconnection S. Vines et al.
13. The Inertia‐Based Model for Reconstruction of the Electron Diffusion Region D. Korovinskiy et al.
14. Occurrence of reconnection jets at the dayside magnetopause: Double Star observations L. Trenchi et al.
15. Coordinated Cluster and Double Star observations of the dayside magnetosheath and magnetopause at different latitudes near noon F. Pitout et al.
16. Energy conversion and magnetic reconnection in space plasmas: Role of nonlinear kinetic processes and structures A. Kropotkin
17. Structure of the separatrix region close to a magnetic reconnection X‐line: Cluster observations A. Retinò et al.
18. Kinetic signatures during a quasi‐continuous lobe reconnection event: Cluster Ion Spectrometer (CIS) observations M. Bavassano Cattaneo et al.
19. The Scientific Foundations of Forecasting Magnetospheric Space Weather J. Eastwood et al.
20. Comparison of Magnetospheric Multiscale ion jet signatures with predicted reconnection site locations at the magnetopause S. Petrinec et al.
21. Large-Scale Variations in Ion Flows in the Central Part and the Boundary of the Plasma Sheet A. Kropotkin
22. Electron magnetohydrodynamics Grad–Shafranov reconstruction of the magnetic reconnection electron diffusion region D. Korovinskiy et al.
23. Magnetic reconnection at the dayside magnetopause: Advances with MMS J. Burch & T. Phan
24. Antiparallel magnetic reconnection rates at the Earth's magnetopause S. Fuselier et al.
25. Grad–Shafranov reconstruction of the magnetic configuration in the reconnection X-point vicinity in compressible plasma D. Korovinskiy et al.
26. Properties of Near-Earth Magnetic Reconnection from In-Situ Observations S. Fuselier & W. Lewis
27. In-Situ Observations of Reconnection in Space G. Paschmann et al.
28. EVIDENCE OF MAGNETIC FIELD SWITCH-OFF IN COLLISIONLESS MAGNETIC RECONNECTION M. Innocenti et al.
29. 20 Years of Cluster Observations: The Magnetopause S. Haaland et al.
30. Unsteady Magnetopause Reconnection Under Quasi‐Steady Solar Wind Driving Y. Zou et al.
31. Comparison of Quality Measures for Walén Relation G. Paschmann et al.
32. Simultaneous observations of flux transfer events by THEMIS, Cluster, Double Star, and SuperDARN: Acceleration of FTEs R. Fear et al.
33. Switch‐off slow shock/rotational discontinuity structures in collisionless magnetic reconnection: What to look for in satellite observations M. Innocenti et al.
34. Evolution of Turbulence in the Kelvin–Helmholtz Instability in the Terrestrial Magnetopause F. Di Mare et al.
35. Recent in‐situ observations of magnetic reconnection in near‐Earth space G. Paschmann
36. Cold Ionospheric Ions in the Magnetic Reconnection Outflow Region W. Li et al.