Dipolarization fronts as a consequence of transient reconnection: In situ evidence
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A. Runov | S. Fu | Y. Khotyaintsev | M. André | M. Sitnov | S. Huang | A. Retinò | H. Lu | H. Fu | M. Hamrin | X. Wei | Y. D. Ma | J. Cao | H. Y. Lu | J. Cao
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