..., and thatthose incolumn 3 should be reduced by the subtraction of a backward displacement resulting from the presence of more than one solitary wave. . REVERSECURRENT CREATEDBY CLOSUREOF CHANNEL: ITSEFFECTON WAVE-SPEEDAND WATERMOVEMENTRELATIVETO THE BED (SOLITARY WAVE TREATMENT). In a two-dimensional channel...

...D MCHENRY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1943 PROBLEMS LATTICE ANALOGIES STRESS COMPUTATION METHODS BIBLIOGRAPHY TWO DIMENSIONAL NUMERICAL ELASTICITY MATERIALS DESIGN EQUATIONS THEORY JOURNAL OF THEINSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. - .~ No. 2. 1943-44 DECEMBER 1943 Paper No. 5350...

... apron if the sill were high. Finally, the fact might be stressed that the Authors tests had been restricted to two-dimensional flow arising on weirs with an equally divided discharge over the whole length of the weir, such as would arise in the case of a fixedweir without a spillway. The tests took...