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2. Local time extent of magnetopause reconnection using space–ground coordination Y. Zou et al.
3. Kinetic-scale Flux Rope in the Magnetosheath Boundary Layer S. Yao et al.
4. Simultaneous observations of flux transfer events by THEMIS, Cluster, Double Star, and SuperDARN: Acceleration of FTEs R. Fear et al.
5. Comparison of a statistical model for magnetic islands in large current layers with Hall MHD simulations and Cluster FTE observations R. Fermo et al.
6. Magnetic reconnection and cold plasma at the magnetopause M. André et al.
7. MMS Examination of FTEs at the Earth's Subsolar Magnetopause M. Akhavan‐Tafti et al.
8. Evidence of Kelvin-Helmholtz and tearing mode instabilities at the magnetopause during space weather events L. Biasiotti et al.
9. How Much Flux Does a Flux Transfer Event Transfer? R. Fear et al.
10. Intense Electric Fields and Electron‐Scale Substructure Within Magnetotail Flux Ropes as Revealed by the Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission J. Stawarz et al.
11. “Crater” flux transfer events: Highroad to the X line? C. Farrugia et al.
12. A sequence of flux transfer events potentially generated by different generation mechanisms L. Trenchi et al.
13. Evidence for the core field polarity of magnetic flux ropes against the reconnection guide field W. Teh et al.
14. Electron Trapping in Magnetic Mirror Structures at the Edge of Magnetopause Flux Ropes S. Robertson et al.
15. Magnetopause energy transfer dependence on the interplanetary magnetic field and the Earth's magnetic dipole axis orientation M. Palmroth et al.
16. The Scientific Foundations of Forecasting Magnetospheric Space Weather J. Eastwood et al.
17. Properties of Magnetic Reconnection and FTEs on the Dayside Magnetopause With and Without Positive IMF Bx Component During Southward IMF S. Hoilijoki et al.
18. Differing Properties of Two Ion‐Scale Magnetopause Flux Ropes L. Alm et al.
19. Multiple magnetic topologies in flux transfer events: THEMIS measurements L. Lv et al.
20. Flux transfer event observation at Saturn's dayside magnetopause by the Cassini spacecraft J. Jasinski et al.
21. Interaction of Magnetic Flux Ropes Via Magnetic Reconnection Observed at the Magnetopause R. Wang et al.
22. What controls the local time extent of flux transfer events? S. Milan et al.
23. Magnetosonic Mach number dependence of the efficiency of reconnection between planetary and interplanetary magnetic fields A. Grocott et al.
24. Juno Magnetometer Observations at Ganymede: Comparisons With a Global Hybrid Simulation and Indications of Magnetopause Reconnection N. Romanelli et al.
25. The Influence of IMF Clock Angle on Dayside Flux Transfer Events at Mercury R. Leyser et al.
26. Cluster observations of the substructure of a flux transfer event: analysis of high-time-resolution particle data A. Varsani et al.
27. Dayside Pc2 Waves Associated With Flux Transfer Events in a 3D Hybrid‐Vlasov Simulation F. Tesema et al.
28. 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.
29. Statistical Study of Axial Orientations of Flux Transfer Events at the Magnetopauseormalsize Z. LI & T. CHEN
30. Determining the Axial Orientations of a Large Number of Flux Transfer Events Sequentially Observed by Cluster during a High-Latitude Magnetopause Crossing Z. Li et al.
31. Suprathermal Ions Observed Inside a Magnetic Flux Rope in the Earth's Magnetotail Y. Xie et al.
32. Comparative Analysis of the Vlasiator Simulations and MMS Observations of Multiple X‐Line Reconnection and Flux Transfer Events M. Akhavan‐Tafti et al.
33. Signatures of Magnetic Separatrices at the Borders of a Crater Flux Transfer Event Connected to an Active X‐Line L. Trenchi et al.
34. Flux Transfer Events at a Reconnection‐Suppressed Magnetopause: Cassini Observations at Saturn J. Jasinski et al.
35. What Controls the Structure and Dynamics of Earth’s Magnetosphere? J. Eastwood et al.
36. Ion‐scale secondary flux ropes generated by magnetopause reconnection as resolved by MMS J. Eastwood et al.
37. Concerning the motion of flux transfer events generated by component reconnection across the dayside magnetopause D. Sibeck & R. Lin
38. The substructure of a flux transfer event observed by the MMS spacecraft K. Hwang et al.
39. Small‐Scale Flux Transfer Events Formed in the Reconnection Exhaust Region Between Two X Lines K. Hwang et al.
40. Asymmetry in the bipolar signatures of flux transfer events R. Fear et al.
41. Magnetospheric Multiscale Observations of Electron Scale Magnetic Peak S. Yao et al.
42. MESSENGER observations of large dayside flux transfer events: Do they drive Mercury's substorm cycle? S. Imber et al.
43. Large‐Scale Characteristics of Flux Transfer Events on the Dayside Magnetopause T. Sun et al.
44. The Contribution of Flux Transfer Events to Mercury's Dungey Cycle R. Fear et al.
45. Concerning the motion and orientation of flux transfer events produced by component and antiparallel reconnection D. Sibeck & R. Lin
46. Kinetic-scale Flux Ropes: Observations and Applications of Kinetic Equilibrium Models F. Yang 杨 et al.
47. Role of electron physics in the development of turbulent magnetic reconnection in collisionless plasmas W. Daughton et al.
48. Hybrid-Vlasov modeling of three-dimensional dayside magnetopause reconnection Y. Pfau-Kempf et al.
49. Flux Transfer Event With an Electron‐Scale Substructure Observed by the Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission M. Silveira et al.
50. Control of Magnetopause Flux Rope Topology by Non-local Reconnection L. Mejnertsen et al.
51. Origin of Electron‐Scale Magnetic Fluctuations Close to an Electron Diffusion Region S. Hoilijoki et al.
52. MMS Observation of Secondary Magnetic Reconnection Beside Ion‐Scale Flux Rope at the Magnetopause X. Dong et al.
53. Magnetopause reconnection and interlinked flux tubes F. Cardoso et al.