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43. Monte Carlo Singular Spectrum Analysis (SSA) Revisited: Detecting Oscillator Clusters in Multivariate Datasets A. Groth & M. Ghil
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74. Finite amplitude stability of the wind-driven ocean circulation H. Dijkstra & W. De Ruijter
75. Two Different Aperiodic Phases of Wind-Driven Ocean Circulation in a Double-Gyre, Two-Layer Shallow-Water Model T. Matsuura & M. Fujita
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