CEDAR email: Special Issue on Magnetosheaths in Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences

[Zerefsan Kaymaz]

Dear Colleagues,

A new Special Issue of Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Science on the 
topic of “Solar System Magnetosheaths” is now open for submissions. The 
scope will include the magnetosheaths of planets (including Earth), 
other solar system bodies (such as comets), solar wind transients (e.g., 
interplanetary coronal mass ejections) and the solar system heliosheath. 
Further details are available at:

https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/58904/magnetosheaths?utm_source=F-RTM&utm_medium=TED1&utm_campaign=PRD_TED1_T1_RT-TITLE 
<https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/58904/magnetosheaths?utm_source=F-RTM&utm_medium=TED1&utm_campaign=PRD_TED1_T1_RT-TITLE>

Contributions (original research papers, commentaries or review papers) 
are welcome on topics such as:

·Magnetosheath structure,

·Waves in magnetosheaths,

·Transient features in magnetosheaths such as jets,

·Reconnection, particle acceleration and turbulence in magnetosheaths,

·Connections between the magnetosheath,and the magnetopause, ionopause, 
cusps and ionosphere,

·Comparative magnetosheaths (e.g., CME sheaths, and planetary or 
cometary magnetosheaths)

·Methods and techniques for observing magnetosheaths such as global 
imaging using X-rays,

·The role of the magnetosheath in modulating solar wind-obstacle 
interactions

·New missions to study magnetosheaths such as SMILE for Earth.

Manuscript Summary Submission deadline: January 15, 2024

Paper Submission deadline: May 13, 2024

Best regards,

Zerefşan Kaymaz, Xochitl Blanco-Cano, Yu Lin, Steven M. Petrinec, Ian G. 
Richardson, Andrej Andrey Samsonov, David G. Sibeck (Special Issue Editors)


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