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1. Feedback and Ballooning Instabilities in the Magnetosphere‐Ionosphere Coupling T. Watanabe
2. Revisiting substorm events with preonset aurora Y. Miyashita & A. Ieda
3. Statistical characterization of the growth and spatial scales of the substorm onset arc N. Kalmoni et al.
4. Ionospheric flow structures associated with auroral beading at substorm auroral onset B. Gallardo‐Lacourt et al.
5. On a possible connection between the longitudinally propagating near‐Earth plasma sheet and auroral arc waves: A reexamination T. Motoba et al.
6. Azimuthal auroral expansion associated with fast flows in the near-Earth plasma sheet: Coordinated observations of the THEMIS all-sky imagers and multiple spacecraft K. Ogasawara et al.
7. Verification of Substorm Onset From Intruding Flow Channels With High‐Resolution SuperDARN Radar Flow Maps L. Lyons et al.
8. Turbulent microstructures and formation of folds in auroral breakup arc R. Kataoka et al.
9. Stormtime substorm onsets: occurrence and flow channel triggering L. Lyons et al.
10. Radar Observations of Flows Leading to Longitudinal Expansion of Substorm Onset Over Alaska L. Lyons et al.
11. Optical characterization of the growth and spatial structure of a substorm onset arc I. Rae et al.
12. Generation of Field‐Aligned Currents During Substorm Expansion: An Update Y. Ebihara & T. Tanaka
13. Equatorward moving arcs and substorm onset G. Haerendel
14. Ultraviolet Imager (UVI) for the SMILE Mission X. Zhang et al.
15. Reply to comment by K. Liou and Y.‐L. Zhang on “Wavelet‐based ULF wave diagnosis of substorm expansion phase onset” K. Murphy et al.
16. The Onset of a Substorm and the Mating Instability G. Haerendel & H. Frey
17. Westward propagation of substorm by THEMIS and ground-based observations I. Despirak et al.
18. Substorm onset and development: The crucial role of flow channels L. Lyons & Y. Nishimura
19. Electron and wave characteristics observed by the THEMIS satellites near the magnetic equator during a pulsating aurora A. Nakajima et al.
20. Proton auroras during the transitional stage of substorm onset J. Liang et al.
21. Substorm onset process: Ignition of auroral acceleration and related substorm phases A. Morioka et al.
22. Substorm onset: Current sheet avalanche and stop layer G. Haerendel
23. A stable auroral red (SAR) arc with multiple emission features M. Mendillo et al.
24. A diagnosis of the plasma waves responsible for the explosive energy release of substorm onset N. Kalmoni et al.
25. Shock aurora: Field‐aligned discrete structures moving along the dawnside oval X. Zhou et al.
26. Statistical azimuthal structuring of the substorm onset arc: Implications for the onset mechanism N. Kalmoni et al.
27. Physical Processes of Meso-Scale, Dynamic Auroral Forms C. Forsyth et al.
28. On the Magnetospheric ULF Wave Counterpart of Substorm Onset A. Smith et al.
29. Azimuthal structures of ray auroras at the beginning of auroral substorms K. Sakaguchi et al.
30. Large flow shears around auroral beads at substorm onset K. Hosokawa et al.
31. Flow bursts, breakup arc, and substorm current wedge G. Haerendel
32. Explosive Magnetotail Activity M. Sitnov et al.
33. Observation of Source Plasma and Field Variations of a Substorm Brightening Aurora at L ∼ 6 by a Ground‐Based Camera and the Arase Satellite on 12 October 2017 L. Chen et al.
34. Statistical Characterization of the Dynamic Near‐Earth Plasma Sheet Relative to Ultra‐Low Frequency (ULF) Wave Growth at Substorm Onset A. Smith et al.
35. How Energy Enters the Magnetosphere During a Substorm: A Perspective After 60 Years of Working in the Field G. Haerendel
36. Thermospheric wind response to a sudden ionospheric variation in the trough: event at a pseudo-breakup during geomagnetically quiet conditions S. Oyama et al.