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1. Concerning the interaction of a transmitted interplanetary impulse with a plasmaspheric drainage plume: First results from 3-D hybrid kinetic modeling A. Lipatov & D. Sibeck
2. Immediate Impact of Solar Wind Dynamic Pressure Pulses on Whistler‐Mode Chorus Waves in the Inner Magnetosphere Y. Jin et al.
3. Tracking fast-mode wave propagation in Earth’s magnetosphere through GNSS signals Y. Hao et al.
4. Simultaneous Cross‐Energy Ion Response and Wave Generation After the Impact of an Interplanetary Shock Y. Li et al.
5. Observation of discontinuities accompanied by interplanetary shock within the Martian magnetosheath L. He & J. Guo
6. Acceleration of an interplanetary shock through the magnetosheath: a global hybrid simulation C. Moissard et al.
7. Impact angle control of interplanetary shock geoeffectiveness: A statistical study D. Oliveira & J. Raeder
8. Rapid enhancement of low‐energy (<100 eV) ion flux in response to interplanetary shocks based on two Van Allen Probes case studies: Implications for source regions and heating mechanisms C. Yue et al.
9. Global effects of transmitted shock wave propagation through the Earth's inner magnetosphere: First results from 3-D hybrid kinetic modeling A. Lipatov & D. Sibeck
10. Interaction of the Interplanetary Shock and IMF Directional Discontinuity in the Solar Wind O. Goncharov et al.
11. Low‐Energy (<200 eV) Electron Acceleration by ULF Waves in the Plasmaspheric Boundary Layer: Van Allen Probes Observation J. Ren et al.
12. Disappearance of plasmaspheric hiss following interplanetary shock Z. Su et al.
13. Multi-point observation of interplanetary shock–driven asymmetry of dayside inner-magnetospheric keV particles under geomagnetically quiet conditions M. Pandya et al.
14. Analysis of double-step response to an interplanetary shock in the dayside magnetosphere K. Andréeová et al.
15. Fine‐scale transient arcs seen in a shock aurora T. Motoba et al.
16. Conjugate observations of traveling convection vortices associated with transient events at the magnetopause H. Kim et al.