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1. Magnetotail structure of the giant magnetospheres: Implications of the viscous interaction with the solar wind P. Delamere & F. Bagenal
2. Global-scale magnetosphere convection driven by dayside magnetic reconnection L. Dai et al.
3. Sources of Local Time Asymmetries in Magnetodiscs C. Arridge et al.
4. Magnetic Reconnection and Associated Transient Phenomena Within the Magnetospheres of Jupiter and Saturn P. Louarn et al.
5. Dipolarization Fronts With Associated Energized Electrons in Saturn's Magnetotail A. Smith et al.
6. What characterizes planetary space weather? J. Lilensten et al.
7. Planetary Period Modulation of Reconnection Bursts in Saturn's Magnetotail T. Bradley et al.
8. Magnetic reconnection in Saturn's magnetotail: A comprehensive magnetic field survey A. Smith et al.
9. The Contribution of Planetary Period Oscillations Toward Circulation and Mass Loss in Saturn's Magnetosphere O. Agiwal et al.
10. Reply to comment by S. W. H. Cowley et al. on “Jupiter: A fundamentally different magnetospheric interaction with the solar wind” D. McComas & F. Bagenal
11. Large-Scale Structure and Dynamics of the Magnetotails of Mercury, Earth, Jupiter and Saturn C. Jackman et al.
12. A Review of General Physical and Chemical Processes Related to Plasma Sources and Losses for Solar System Magnetospheres K. Seki et al.
13. Cassini/MIMI Observations on the Dungey Cycle Reconnection and Kelvin‐Helmholtz Instability in Saturn's Magnetosphere K. Dialynas
14. Magnetosphere‐ionosphere coupling at Jupiter: Expectations for Juno Perijove 1 from a steady state axisymmetric physical model S. Cowley et al.
15. Cassini observations of plasmoid structure and dynamics: Implications for the role of magnetic reconnection in magnetospheric circulation at Saturn C. Jackman et al.
16. A multi-scale magnetotail reconnection event at Saturn and associated flows: Cassini/UVIS observations A. Radioti et al.
17. The Dynamics of Saturn's Main Aurorae A. Bader et al.
18. Auroral evidence of radial transport at Jupiter during January 2014 R. Gray et al.
19. MESSENGER Observations of Magnetic Reconnection in Mercury’s Magnetosphere J. Slavin et al.
20. Mapping Magnetospheric Equatorial Regions at Saturn from Cassini Prime Mission Observations C. Arridge et al.
21. Saturn's dayside ultraviolet auroras: Evidence for morphological dependence on the direction of the upstream interplanetary magnetic field C. Meredith et al.
22. Multi‐instrument Investigation of the Location of Saturn's Magnetotail X‐Line A. Smith et al.
23. Saturn Plasma Sources and Associated Transport Processes M. Blanc et al.
24. Review of Mercury’s dynamic magnetosphere: Post-MESSENGER era and comparative magnetospheres W. Sun et al.
25. Planetary magnetospheric convection models: The Dungey cycle and the Vasyliūnas cycle S. Fu & W. Sun
26. Windsock memory COnditioned RAM (CO‐RAM) pressure effect: Forced reconnection in the Earth's magnetotail Z. Vörös et al.
27. Magnetic reconnection in the Jovian tail: X-line evolution and consequent plasma sheet structures S. Kasahara et al.
28. Survey of Thermal Plasma Composition in Saturn's Magnetosphere Using Time‐of‐Flight Data From Cassini/CAPS M. Felici et al.
29. Convection in the Magnetosphere of Saturn During the Cassini Mission Derived From MIMI INCA and CHEMS Measurements M. Kane et al.
30. The plasma depletion layer in Saturn's magnetosheath A. Masters et al.
31. Using in situ solar-wind observations to generate inner-boundary conditions to outer-heliosphere simulations – I. Dynamic time warping applied to synthetic observations M. Owens & J. Nichols
32. Solar wind interaction with Jupiter's magnetosphere P. Delamere & F. Bagenal
33. Thin current sheets in the Jovian magnetotail A. Artemyev et al.
34. Tracking Counterpart Signatures in Saturn's Auroras and ENA Imagery During Large‐Scale Plasma Injection Events J. Kinrade et al.
35. Comment on “Jupiter: A fundamentally different magnetospheric interaction with the solar wind” by D. J. McComas and F. Bagenal S. Cowley et al.
36. Cassini/CAPS observations of duskside tail dynamics at Saturn M. Thomsen et al.
37. Outer magnetospheric structure: Jupiter and Saturn compared D. Went et al.
38. How Jupiter’s unusual magnetospheric topology structures its aurora B. Zhang et al.
39. A multi‐instrument view of tail reconnection at Saturn C. Jackman et al.
40. Response of Uranus' auroras to solar wind compressions at equinox S. Cowley
41. Magnetospheric Science Objectives of the Juno Mission F. Bagenal et al.
42. Can magnetopause reconnection drive Saturn's magnetosphere? A. Masters et al.
43. Auroral Processes at the Giant Planets: Energy Deposition, Emission Mechanisms, Morphology and Spectra S. Badman et al.
44. Response of Jupiter's auroras to conditions in the interplanetary medium as measured by the Hubble Space Telescope and Juno J. Nichols et al.
45. 行星磁层对流模式：Dungey模型与Vasyliūnas模型 绥. 傅 & 为. 孙
46. Sustained lobe reconnection in Saturn's magnetotail M. Thomsen et al.
47. Model‐Based Assessments of Magnetic Reconnection and Kelvin‐Helmholtz Instability at Jupiter's Magnetopause A. Masters
48. Aspects of global coherence of magnetospheric behavior G. Siscoe
49. Jupiter: A fundamentally different magnetospheric interaction with the solar wind D. McComas & F. Bagenal
50. Radial and local time structure of the Saturnian ring current, revealed by Cassini N. Sergis et al.
51. Electron density revealing the boundaries of Mercury’s magnetosphere via serendipitous measurements by SORBET during BepiColombo first and second Mercury swing-bys L. Griton et al.
52. Global hybrid simulation of mode conversion at the dayside magnetopause F. Shi et al.
53. Magnetic reconnection in the magnetodisk of centrifugally dominated giant planets R. Guo & Z. Yao
54. Supercorotating return flow from reconnection in Saturn's magnetotail A. Masters et al.
55. Auroral Storm and Polar Arcs at Saturn—Final Cassini/UVIS Auroral Observations B. Palmaerts et al.
56. Jupiter's Dark Polar Region as Observed by the Hubble Space Telescope During the Juno Approach Phase B. Swithenbank‐Harris et al.
57. Magnetosonic Mach number dependence of the efficiency of reconnection between planetary and interplanetary magnetic fields A. Grocott et al.
58. Saturn's Nightside Dynamics During Cassini's F Ring and Proximal Orbits: Response to Solar Wind and Planetary Period Oscillation Modulations T. Bradley et al.
59. Response of the magnetospheric convection electric field (MCEF) to geomagnetic storms during the solar cycle 24 declining phase N. Bazié et al.
60. Magnetic field structure of Saturn's dayside magnetosphere and its mapping to the ionosphere: Results from ring current modeling E. Bunce et al.
61. Kronian Magnetospheric Reconnection Statistics Across Cassini’s Lifetime T. Garton  et al.
62. Magnetic Flux Circulation in the Saturnian Magnetosphere as Constrained by Cassini Observations in the Inner Magnetosphere H. Lai et al.
63. Ion composition in interchange injection events in Saturn's magnetosphere M. Thomsen et al.
64. The dayside reconnection voltage applied to Saturn's magnetosphere A. Masters
65. A More Viscous‐Like Solar Wind Interaction With All the Giant Planets A. Masters
66. Comparison between the two basic modes of magnetospheric convection G. Siscoe et al.
67. Structure and statistical properties of plasmoids in Jupiter's magnetotail M. Vogt et al.
68. Evidence for reconnection at Saturn's magnetopause H. McAndrews et al.
69. Field dipolarization in Saturn's magnetotail with planetward ion flows and energetic particle flow bursts: Evidence of quasi‐steady reconnection C. Jackman et al.
70. Saturn: Atmosphere, Ionosphere, and Magnetosphere T. Gombosi & A. Ingersoll
71. Saturn's dynamic magnetotail: A comprehensive magnetic field and plasma survey of plasmoids and traveling compression regions and their role in global magnetospheric dynamics C. Jackman et al.
72. Solar Wind and Internally Driven Dynamics: Influences on Magnetodiscs and Auroral Responses P. Delamere et al.