Attributing interdecadal variations of southern tropical Indian Ocean dipole mode to rhythms of Bjerknes feedback intensity
Guangli Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Dongxiao Wang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Hanjie Fan(Institute of Oceanology), Qiang Xie(Wuhan Municipal Engineering Design & Research Institute), Xin Wang(Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Meteorological Bureau), Jiepeng Chen(Institute of Oceanology), Bohua Huang(George Mason University)
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