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panel methods

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panel methods [′pan·əl ‚meth·ədz]
(fluid mechanics)
Methods used in ship design to simplify the computation of the flow of water around a ship by assuming the flow to be frictionless and by taking advantage of the linearity of the Laplace equation, which governs the velocity potential in frictionless flow, to superpose elementary solutions to the problem on panels on the hull and (in most methods) on the free surface of the water.


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Conclusions The first objective of this article was to investigate whether Rapach's (2002) failure to reject the unit root null in postwar and long-horizon real GDP and real GDP per capita data in favor of the trend stationarity alternative using panel methods survives the incorporation of structural change.
They prove that established time series and panel methods substantially exaggerate the persistence of real exchange rates because of heterogeneity in the dynamics of disaggregated relative prices.
The driver disk also features a software utility for easy programming of default settings instead of the usual DIP switches or front panel methods.
 
 
 
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