We present an overview of the use of power calculations in experimental economics as well as other disciplines. We review the methodology proposed by the field of economics as well the pitfalls in failing to incorporate power calculations in lab and field experiments. We write this note to further draw attention to the issue, and to make a case that details of power calculations should be repor...

Title of Dissertation: The Economics of Nuclear Power Ronald L. Horst, Doctor of Philosophy, 2006 Dissertation directed by: Professor John Rust Department of Economics We extend economic analysis of the nuclear power industry by developing and employing three tools. They are 1) compilation and uni cation of operating and accounting data sets for plants and sites, 2) an abstract industry model w...

the objective of this research is geometrical optimization of half toroidal continuously variable transmission (cvt) in order to achieve high power transmission efficiency and low weight. after dynamic analysis of the system, the contact between the disk and the roller is modeled according to elasto-hydrodynamic lubrication principles. accordingly, a computer model is created with geometric, th...