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1. Solar wind penetration into dusty magnetospheres creates electrostatic waves and structures A. Saeed et al.
2. Magnetospheric mapping of the dayside UV auroral oval at Saturn using simultaneous HST images, Cassini IMF data, and a global magnetic field model E. Belenkaya et al.
3. Callisto in the Magnetosphere of Jupiter E. Belenkaya
4. Investigating the Effects of Coupling in Strongly Coupled Dusty Plasma: A Comparative Study of Coupling Parameter Representations J. Goswami & S. Kausik
5. Plasma dynamics in Saturn's middle-latitude ionosphere and implications for magnetosphere-ionosphere coupling S. Sakai & S. Watanabe
6. Accretion and Current Discs Controlled by Strong Magnetic Field E. Belenkaya & M. Khodachenko
7. Saturn's ring current: Local time dependence and temporal variability S. Kellett et al.
8. MAGNETOSPHERES OF “HOT JUPITERS”: THE IMPORTANCE OF MAGNETODISKS IN SHAPING A MAGNETOSPHERIC OBSTACLE M. Khodachenko et al.
9. Magnetospheres of planets with an intrinsic magnetic field E. Belenkaya
10. Juno Waves Detection of Dust Impacts Near Jupiter S. Ye et al.
11. The bulk metal content of WASP-80 b from joint interior-atmosphere retrievals L. Acuña-Aguirre et al.
12. Magnetic interconnection of Saturn's polar regions: comparison of modelling results with Hubble Space Telescope UV auroral images E. Belenkaya et al.
13. Magnetic Exoplanets in the Subalvenic Stellar Wind: Collimators of the Interplanetary Magnetic Field E. Belenkaya
14. Magnetospheric magnetic field modelling for the 2011 and 2012 HST Saturn aurora campaigns – implications for auroral source regions E. Belenkaya et al.
15. Open and partially closed models of the solar wind interaction with outer planet magnetospheres: the case of Saturn E. Belenkaya et al.
16. Dust in the arcs of Methone and Anthe K. Sun et al.
17. Optimization of Saturn paraboloid magnetospheric field model parameters using Cassini equatorial magnetic field data E. Belenkaya et al.
18. Field‐aligned currents in Saturn's southern nightside magnetosphere: Subcorotation and planetary period oscillation components G. Hunt et al.