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1. Ion energization and transport associated with magnetic dipolarizations Q. Pan et al.
2. Magnetotail Ion Acceleration in 3‐D Global Hybrid Simulations F. Shi et al.
3. Are Dipolarization Fronts a Typical Feature of Magnetotail Plasma Jets Fronts? L. Richard et al.
4. Broadband high‐frequency waves detected at dipolarization fronts J. Yang et al.
5. Dynamics of particles accelerated by head-on collisions of two magnetized plasma shocks S. Takeuchi
6. Modeling of Magnetic Dipolarizations and Turbulence in Earth’s Magnetotail as Factors of Plasma Acceleration and Transfer E. Parkhomenko et al.
7. Contrasting dynamics of electrons and protons in the near-Earth plasma sheet during dipolarization A. Malykhin et al.
8. Acceleration of ions in the Jupiter magnetotail: Particle resonant interaction with dipolarization fronts A. Artemyev et al.
9. Magnetotail dipolarization fronts and particle acceleration: A review H. Fu et al.
10. Formation of the high-energy ion population in the earth's magnetotail: spacecraft observations and theoretical models A. Artemyev et al.
11. Dipolarization fronts as earthward propagating flux ropes: A three‐dimensional global hybrid simulation S. Lu et al.
12. Ion acceleration at dipolarization fronts associated with the interchange instability in Earth’s magnetotail H. Lu et al.
13. Enhancement of oxygen in the magnetic island associated with dipolarization fronts J. Wang et al.
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15. Proton acceleration at two‐dimensional dipolarization fronts in the magnetotail A. Greco et al.
16. Stability of relativistic surfatron acceleration A. Artemyev et al.
17. Oscillatory Flows in the Magnetotail Plasma Sheet: Cluster Observations of the Distribution Function A. De Spiegeleer et al.
18. Magnetic Energy Conversion and Transport in the Terrestrial Magnetotail Due to Dipolarization Fronts L. Wang et al.
19. Three dimensional analytical model of dipolarizing flux bundles F. Beyene et al.
20. Ion Trapping and Acceleration at Dipolarization Fronts: High‐Resolution MHD and Test‐Particle Simulations A. Ukhorskiy et al.
21. On the origin of pressure and magnetic perturbations ahead of dipolarization fronts X. Zhou et al.
22. Trapping (capture) into resonance and scattering on resonance: Summary of results for space plasma systems A. Artemyev et al.
23. Acceleration of plasma in current sheet during substorm dipolarizations in the Earth's magnetotail: Comparison of different mechanisms E. Parkhomenko et al.
24. Proton and Helium Ion Acceleration at Magnetotail Plasma Jets L. Richard et al.
25. Substructures within a dipolarization front revealed by high‐temporal resolution Cluster observations Z. Yao et al.
26. On the Magnetic Dip Ahead of the Dipolarization Fronts H. Huang et al.
27. Earth's Magnetotail as the Reservoir of Accelerated Single‐ and Multicharged Oxygen Ions Replenishing Radiation Belts M. Panasyuk et al.
28. Successive Dipolarization Fronts With a Stepwise Electron Acceleration During a Substorm in Saturn's Magnetotail S. Xu et al.
29. In situ observation of magnetic reconnection in the front of bursty bulk flow R. Wang et al.
30. Field-aligned accelerations by plasma shocks propagating through interstellar magnetic fields S. Takeuchi
31. Suprathermal particle energization in dipolarization fronts: Particle‐in‐cell simulations S. Lu et al.
32. Juno Observations of Heavy Ion Energization During Transient Dipolarizations in Jupiter Magnetotail A. Artemyev et al.
33. Preferential acceleration of heavy ions in the reconnection outflow region A. Artemyev et al.
34. Characteristics of Energetic Electrons Near Active Magnetotail Reconnection Sites: Tracers of a Complex Magnetic Topology and Evidence of Localized Acceleration D. Turner et al.
35. Acceleration of protons and heavy ions to suprathermal energies during dipolarizations in the near-Earth magnetotail A. Malykhin et al.
36. Ion flux dropout observed near dipolarization front X. Shi et al.
37. Double power-law spectra of energetic electrons in the Earth magnetotail A. Artemyev et al.
38. Observation of large‐amplitude magnetosonic waves at dipolarization fronts M. Zhou et al.
39. Preferential Energization of Lower‐Charge‐State Heavier Ions in the Near‐Earth Magnetotail K. Keika et al.
40. Particle acceleration in dipolarization events J. Birn et al.
41. Charged-particle acceleration in braking plasma jets A. Artemyev
42. Energy injection, transport, and dissipation in Earth’s magnetosphere H. Fu & J. Cao
43. On the Origin of Perpendicular Ion Anisotropy Inside Dipolarizing Flux Bundles X. Zhou et al.
44. Resonant ion acceleration by plasma jets: Effects of jet breaking and the magnetic-field curvature A. Artemyev & A. Vasiliev
45. Particle accelerations in two colliding plasma shock waves S. Takeuchi
46. MAVEN Observations of Tailward Reconnection Front in the Martian Magnetotail R. Lin et al.
47. Role of lower hybrid waves in ion heating at dipolarization fronts A. Greco et al.