The simplest ENSO recharge oscillator

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Potential of equatorial Atlantic variability to enhance El Niño prediction (2012, background): “Atlantic SSTs are apparently not instrumental in the ENSO cycle [Jin, 1997; Burgers et al., 2005], because they do not strongly enhance skill in predicting equatorial Pacific averaged upper ocean heat content, as expressed by the warm water volume [Meinen and McPhaden, 2000], nor is there a similar…”
Analysis of the non-linearity in the pattern and time evolution of El Niño southern oscillation (2013, methodology): “In the following we use the ENSO recharge oscillator model after Burgers et al. (2005) coupled to a fully complex atmospheric GCM from Frauen and Dommenget (2010) in a 500 years long simulation (here named RECHOZ).”
Seasonal climate forecasting (2010, background): “…main physical mechanisms are reasonably well understood and have also been synthesized by idealized theoretical models such as the ‘delayed oscillator’, the ‘recharge oscillator’ and others (Suarez and Schopf, 1988; Jin, 1997; Wang, 2001; Burgers et al., 2005), several questions still remain open.”