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1. Simulation study of near-Earth space disturbances: 2. Auroral substorms Y. Ebihara
2. Quiescent Discrete Auroral Arcs: A Review of Magnetospheric Generator Mechanisms J. Borovsky et al.
3. Complex Sub‐Auroral Flow Channel Structure Formed by Double‐Peak Sub‐Auroral Ion Drifts (DSAID) and Abnormal Sub‐Auroral Ion Drifts (ASAID) I. Horvath & B. Lovell
4. On the Magnetospheric ULF Wave Counterpart of Substorm Onset A. Smith et al.
5. Association of Mesoscale Auroral Structures and Breakups With Energetic Particle Injections at Geosynchronous Orbit M. Henderson 
6. Cross‐field current instability for auroral bead formation in breakup arcs A. Lui
7. Key elements of auroral substorm development and their relationship to recent observations of detached sub-auroral phenomena including STEVE-like emissions M. Henderson
8. Evaluation of the Cross‐Field Current Instability as a Substorm Onset Process With Auroral Bead Properties A. Lui
9. A Statistical Study of Near‐Earth Magnetotail Evolution During Pseudosubstorms and Substorms With THEMIS Data K. Fukui et al.
10. Radio emissions reveal Alfvénic activity and electron acceleration prior to substorm onset S. Wu et al.
11. Auroral Storm and Polar Arcs at Saturn—Final Cassini/UVIS Auroral Observations B. Palmaerts et al.
12. On a possible connection between the longitudinally propagating near‐Earth plasma sheet and auroral arc waves: A reexamination T. Motoba et al.
13. SAPS‐Associated Explosive Brightening on the Duskside: A New Type of Onset‐Like Disturbance M. Henderson et al.
14. Substorms and Solar Eclipses: A Mutual Information Based Study S. Coyle et al.
15. Signatures of substorm onset in thermodynamic model of geomagnetic tail A. Moldavanov
16. Verification of Substorm Onset From Intruding Flow Channels With High‐Resolution SuperDARN Radar Flow Maps L. Lyons et al.
17. Are Dawn Storms Jupiter's Auroral Substorms? B. Bonfond et al.
18. The Source of Auroral Omegas J. Weygand et al.
19. Explosive Magnetotail Activity M. Sitnov et al.
20. Probing Current Sheet Instabilities from Flare Ribbon Dynamics R. French et al.
21. Relativistic Particle Beams as a Resource to Solve Outstanding Problems in Space Physics E. Sanchez et al.
22. Stepwise feature of aurora during substorm expansion compared with the near‐Earth tail dipolarization: Possible types of substorm dynamics M. Saito et al.
23. Reconnection‐ and Dipolarization‐Driven Auroral Dawn Storms and Injections Z. Yao et al.
24. Ballooning‐Interchange Instability in the Near‐Earth Plasma Sheet and Auroral Beads: Global Magnetospheric Modeling at the Limit of the MHD Approximation K. Sorathia et al.
25. Coordinated ionospheric observations indicating coupling between preonset flow bursts and waves that lead to substorm onset Y. Nishimura et al.
26. Statistical study of auroral omega bands N. Partamies et al.
27. Peculiarities of the azimuthal propagation of perturbations in discrete auroral arcs during the substorm growth phase I. Kornilov et al.
28. An interpretation of spacecraft and ground based observations of multiple omega band events J. Weygand et al.
29. Auroral substorms as an electrical discharge phenomenon S. Akasofu
30. Recurrent embedded substorms during the 19 October 1998 GEM storm M. Henderson
31. Formation of Beading Auroral Arcs at Substorm Onset: Implications of Its Variability Into the Generation Process S. Ohtani & T. Motoba
32. The choice of the concept of magnetic field lines or of electric current lines: Alfvén medal lecture S. Akasofu
33. Recurrent Magnetic Dipolarization at Saturn: Revealed by Cassini Z. Yao et al.
34. Space‐Ground Observations of Dynamics of Substorm Onset Beads Y. Nishimura et al.
35. Large flow shears around auroral beads at substorm onset K. Hosokawa et al.
36. Using Multiple Signatures to Improve Accuracy of Substorm Identification J. Haiducek et al.
37. Omega Band Magnetospheric Source Location: A Statistical Model‐Based Study V. Andreeva et al.
38. Multipoint observations of substorm pre‐onset flows and time sequence in the ionosphere and magnetosphere Y. Shi et al.
39. Particle injections observed at the morning sector as a response to IMF turning T. Kozelova & B. Kozelov
40. Revisiting substorm events with preonset aurora Y. Miyashita & A. Ieda
41. Substorm onset: A switch on the sequence of transport from decreasing entropy to increasing entropy C. Chen
42. The Wave-Like Auroral Structure around Auroral Expansion Onset C. Tang
43. Behavior of substorm auroral arcs and Pi2 waves: implication for the kinetic ballooning instability T. Chang et al.
44. Aurorasaurus Database of Real‐Time, Crowd‐Sourced Aurora Data for Space Weather Research B. Kosar et al.
45. Substorm onset process: Ignition of auroral acceleration and related substorm phases A. Morioka et al.
46. Statistical characterization of the growth and spatial scales of the substorm onset arc N. Kalmoni et al.
47. Ionospheric flow structures associated with auroral beading at substorm auroral onset B. Gallardo‐Lacourt et al.
48. Morphologies of omega band auroras N. Sato et al.
49. Physical Processes of Meso-Scale, Dynamic Auroral Forms C. Forsyth et al.
50. Statistical properties of substorm auroral onset beads/rays Y. Nishimura et al.
51. An explanation of auroral intensification during the substorm expansion phase Z. Yao et al.
52. Generation of Subauroral Longitudinally Extended Emissions Following Intensifications of the Poleward Boundary of the Substorm Bulge and Streamer Production M. Henderson
53. Relationship between wave-like auroral arcs and Pi2 disturbances in plasma sheet prior to substorm onset T. Chang & C. Cheng
54. Reduction of the cross-tail current during near-Earth dipolarization with multisatellite observations A. Lui
55. Comment on “Tail Reconnection Triggering Substorm Onset” A. Lui
56. Auroral Beads at Saturn and the Driving Mechanism: Cassini Proximal Orbits A. Radioti et al.
57. Multipoint Observations of Dispersive Scale Alfvénic Field‐Line Resonances Associated With Substorm Auroral Beads A. Hull et al.
58. Auroral vortex street formed by the magnetosphere–ionosphere coupling instability Y. Hiraki
59. Frozen-in condition for ions and electrons: implication on magnetic flux transport by dipolarizing flux bundles A. Lui
60. Multiple Auroral Streamer Bundles in Conjugate Hemispheres and Multiple Near‐Earth Injections S. Tian et al.
61. Energy source for auroral electrons from two proposed substorm onset processes A. Lui
62. Auroral Beads in Conjunction With Kinetic Alfvén Waves in the Equatorial Inner‐Magnetosphere S. Tian et al.
63. Westward propagation of substorm by THEMIS and ground-based observations I. Despirak et al.
64. Evolution of auroral substorm as viewed from MHD simulations: dynamics, energy transfer and energy conversion Y. Ebihara & T. Tanaka
65. Statistical analysis of severe magnetic fluctuations in the near-Earth plasma sheet observed by THEMIS-E H. Xu et al.
66. Spatially Quasi-periodic Finger-like Auroras during Substorms W. Wang et al.