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2. On ballooning instability in current sheets A. Leonovich & D. Kozlov
3. On the spatial structure and dispersion of slow magnetosonic modes coupled with Alfvén modes in planetary magnetospheres due to field line curvature D. Klimushkin & P. Mager
4. Ballooning instability in the dipole magnetosphere: The finite transverse wavelength influence A. Petrashchuk et al.
5. Investigation of perturbations and collective motions of plasma in the inner magnetosphere of the Earth O. Cheremnykh et al.
6. Studies of MHD oscillations of the Earth’s inner magnetosphere in the RESONANCE mission О. Cheremnykh et al.
7. Dispersion and spatial structure of coupled Alfvén and slow magnetosonic modes in the dipole magnetosphere A. Petrashchuk et al.
8. Ballooning Instability in the Magnetospheric Plasma: Two‐Dimensional Eigenmode Analysis A. Rubtsov et al.
9. Resistive g-modes in a reversed-field pinch plasma M. Zuin et al.
10. Interchange modes in the dipole magnetosphere: The finite transverse wavelength influence A. Petrashchuk et al.
11. Plasma flow structures as analytical solution of a magneto-hydro-dynamic model with pressure R. Paccagnella
12. Coupled guided modes in the magnetotails: spatial structure and ballooning instability A. Leonovich & D. Kozlov
13. On the structure of azimuthally small-scale ULF oscillations of hot space plasma in a curved magnetic field. Modes with continuous spectrum O. Cheremnykh et al.
14. On ballooning instability in current sheets А. Леонович et al.
15. Spatial structure and stability of coupled Alfvén and drift compressional modes in non-uniform magnetosphere: Gyrokinetic treatment D. Klimushkin & P. Mager
16. On the polarization of transversally small-scale MHD modes in the Earth’s magnetosphere S. Cheremnykh
17. Ballooning instability of azimuthally small scale coupled Alfvén and slow magnetoacoustic modes in two-dimensionally inhomogeneous magnetospheric plasma A. Rubtsov et al.