Kosakiss cikkének címe: "Observational evidence for contributions to cyclogen, esis due to short, term variations within the lower troposphere caused by sunspots". Érdekes, de eddig nekem sem sikerült linkelhetõ hivatkozást találnom, csak a cikk címét. A Journal of Meteorology-ban jelent meg.
A cikkhez kapcsolódva viszont egy egész könyvre bukkantam: Link : R.E. Benestad: Solar Activity and Earth's Climate
De találtam cikkeket is (alább nem csak a témához szorosabban kötõdõ cikkeket linkelek, hanem általánosabb megfigyelésekrõl szólókat is, de egyébként még sokak nevét nem találtam meg, akiket Kosakiss említett (konkrétan nem is kerestem rájuk, csak a fenti cikkbõl elindulva navigáltam az egymást idézõk között)):
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