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11. Does Reconnection Only Occur at Points of Maximum Shear on Mercury's Dayside Magnetopause? S. Zomerdijk‐Russell et al.
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28. Stationarity of the Reconnection X‐Line at Earth's Magnetopause for Southward IMF S. Fuselier et al.
29. Flux transfer events simultaneously observed by Polar and Cluster: Flux rope in the subsolar region and flux tube addition to the polar cusp G. Le et al.
30. Jupiter's X‐ray and EUV auroras monitored by Chandra, XMM‐Newton, and Hisaki satellite T. Kimura et al.
31. Seasonal and Solar Wind Control of the Reconnection Line Location on the Earth's Dayside Magnetopause Y. Hoshi et al.
32. Dayside Transient Phenomena and Their Impact on the Magnetosphere and Ionosphere H. Zhang et al.
33. Seasonal dependence of Interball flux transfer events G. Korotova et al.
34. Global MHD simulation of flux transfer events at the high‐latitude magnetopause observed by the Cluster spacecraft and the SuperDARN radar system P. Daum et al.
35. MMS Observations of Plasma Heating Associated With FTE Growth M. Akhavan‐Tafti et al.
36. Magnetopause reconnection and interlinked flux tubes F. Cardoso et al.
37. Formation of secondary islands during magnetic reconnection J. Drake et al.
38. Retreat and reformation of X‐line during quasi‐continuous tailward‐of‐the‐cusp reconnection under northward IMF H. Hasegawa et al.
39. MESSENGER Observations of Disappearing Dayside Magnetosphere Events at Mercury J. Slavin et al.
40. Formation of Macroscale Flux Transfer Events at Mercury J. Zhong et al.
41. Ion-scale Structures in Flux Ropes Observed by MMS at the Magnetopause Y. LIU et al.
42. Magnetopause Reconnection as Influenced by the Dipole Tilt Under Southward IMF Conditions: Hybrid Simulation and MMS Observation Z. Guo et al.
43. THEMIS ESA First Science Results and Performance Issues J. McFadden et al.
44. Review of Mercury’s dynamic magnetosphere: Post-MESSENGER era and comparative magnetospheres W. Sun et al.
45. What Controls the Structure and Dynamics of Earth’s Magnetosphere? J. Eastwood et al.
46. Dynamics of Ganymede's magnetopause: Intermittent reconnection under steady external conditions X. Jia et al.
47. The influence of out‐of‐plane shear flow on Hall magnetic reconnection and FTE generation Y. Chen et al.
48. Reconnection rates and X line motion at the magnetopause: Global 2D‐3V hybrid‐Vlasov simulation results S. Hoilijoki et al.
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51. Magnetohydrodynamic With Embedded Particle‐In‐Cell Simulation of the Geospace Environment Modeling Dayside Kinetic Processes Challenge Event Y. Chen et al.
52. Asymmetry in the bipolar signatures of flux transfer events R. Fear et al.
53. MMS Observation of Secondary Magnetic Reconnection Beside Ion‐Scale Flux Rope at the Magnetopause X. Dong et al.
54. Reconnection in the Martian Magnetotail: Hall‐MHD With Embedded Particle‐in‐Cell Simulations Y. Ma et al.
55. The Location of Magnetic Reconnection at Earth’s Magnetopause K. Trattner et al.
56. The complexity of the day-side X-line during southward interplanetary magnetic field B. Burkholder et al.
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58. Evidence for a flux transfer event generated by multiple X‐line reconnection at the magnetopause H. Hasegawa et al.
59. Small‐Scale Flux Transfer Events Formed in the Reconnection Exhaust Region Between Two X Lines K. Hwang et al.
60. On the generation and topology of flux transfer events J. Dorelli & A. Bhattacharjee
61. Sequential Observations of Flux Transfer Events, Poleward‐Moving Auroral Forms, and Polar Cap Patches K. Hwang et al.
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69. Fluid and kinetic aspects of magnetic reconnection and some related magnetospheric phenomena L. Lee & K. Lee
70. Dipole Tilt Effect on Magnetopause Reconnection and the Steady‐State Magnetosphere‐Ionosphere System: Global MHD Simulations J. Eggington et al.
71. A new multivariate time series data analysis technique: Automated detection of flux transfer events using Cluster data H. Karimabadi et al.
72. Domain of Influence Analysis: Implications for Data Assimilation in Space Weather Forecasting D. Millas et al.
73. Global MHD Results of Flux Transfer Events at the Dayside Magnetopause under High Solar Wind Speed C. CHEN et al.
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76. Simulation Models for Exploring Magnetic Reconnection M. Shay et al.
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81. Magnetopause energy transfer dependence on the interplanetary magnetic field and the Earth's magnetic dipole axis orientation M. Palmroth et al.
82. Dual-spacecraft reconstruction of a three-dimensional magnetic flux rope at the Earth's magnetopause H. Hasegawa et al.
83. Flux transfer event observation at Saturn's dayside magnetopause by the Cassini spacecraft J. Jasinski et al.
84. Hall magnetohydrodynamics on block-adaptive grids G. Tóth et al.
85. TC-1 observations of a flux rope: Generation by multiple X line reconnection L. Trenchi et al.
86. Neptune’s Pole-on Magnetosphere: Dayside Reconnection Observations by Voyager 2 J. Jasinski et al.
87. Statistics on the Magnetosheath Properties Related to Magnetopause Magnetic Reconnection H. Zhang et al.
88. Flux transfer events: Motion and signatures D. Sibeck & N. Omidi
89. Interball-1 observations of flux transfer events G. Korotova et al.
90. Cavities of weak magnetic field strength in the wake of FTEs: Results from global magnetospheric MHD simulations M. Kuznetsova et al.
91. Control of Magnetopause Flux Rope Topology by Non-local Reconnection L. Mejnertsen et al.
92. Magnetic Reconnection at Planetary Bodies and Astrospheres D. Gershman et al.
93. Spacecraft measurements constraining the spatial extent of a magnetopause reconnection X line B. Walsh et al.
94. In-Situ Observations of Reconnection in Space G. Paschmann et al.
95. Statistical Relationship Between Interplanetary Magnetic Field Conditions and the Helicity Sign of Flux Transfer Event Flux Ropes R. Kieokaew et al.
96. Flux Transfer Events at a Reconnection‐Suppressed Magnetopause: Cassini Observations at Saturn J. Jasinski et al.
97. Global Three‐Dimensional Simulation of Earth's Dayside Reconnection Using a Two‐Way Coupled Magnetohydrodynamics With Embedded Particle‐in‐Cell Model: Initial Results Y. Chen et al.
98. What determines the reconnection rate at the dayside magnetosphere? J. Borovsky et al.
99. Effect of Kinetic Alfvén Waves on Electron Transport in an Ion-Scale Flux Rope B. Tang et al.
100. Global Hybrid Modeling in TRACERS Mission Y. Lin et al.
101. Concerning the motion and orientation of flux transfer events produced by component and antiparallel reconnection D. Sibeck & R. Lin
102. Dependence of flux transfer events on solar wind conditions from 3 years of Cluster observations Y. Wang et al.
103. Magnetic Reconnection Inside a Flux Transfer Event‐Like Structure in Magnetopause Kelvin‐Helmholtz Waves R. Kieokaew et al.
104. In Situ Measurements of the Variable Slow Solar Wind near Sector Boundaries E. Sanchez-Diaz et al.
105. Three‐dimensional magnetic flux rope structure formed by multiple sequential X‐line reconnection at the magnetopause J. Zhong et al.
106. Comparative Analysis of the Vlasiator Simulations and MMS Observations of Multiple X‐Line Reconnection and Flux Transfer Events M. Akhavan‐Tafti et al.
107. Magnetospheric Multiscale Observations of Electron Scale Magnetic Peak S. Yao et al.
108. ARTEMIS Science Objectives D. Sibeck et al.
109. 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.
110. Theory and Modeling for the Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission M. Hesse et al.
111. Three‐dimensional MHD simulation of FTEs produced by merging at an isolated point in a sheared magnetic field configuration J. Santos et al.
112. Subsolar magnetopause observation and kinetic simulation of a tripolar guide magnetic field perturbation consistent with a magnetic island S. Eriksson et al.
113. Structure and Coalescence of Magnetopause Flux Ropes and Their Dependence on IMF Clock Angle: Three‐Dimensional Global Hybrid Simulations J. Guo et al.
114. Evidence that crater flux transfer events are initial stages of typical flux transfer events H. Zhang et al.
115. Community‐wide validation of geospace model ground magnetic field perturbation predictions to support model transition to operations A. Pulkkinen et al.
116. Evolution of the Magnetopause X‐Line Extent and Dayside Convection During IMF Southward Turning W. Zhang et al.
117. The substructure of a flux transfer event observed by the MMS spacecraft K. Hwang et al.
118. Dayside magnetopause reconnection and flux transfer events under radial interplanetary magnetic field (IMF): BepiColombo Earth-flyby observations W. Sun et al.