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Finite-reservoir-head draining free streamline (a=π/(π+2))

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For a planar reservoir draining below a vertical lip of height one into a unit-speed stream, the potential strip 0<Imw<a and first-quadrant unit velocity disk satisfy
1+eπw/a1​=(q2+1q2−1​)2.
(1)
On the fluid free boundary put q=e−iθ, −π/2≤θ<0. Then dz/dθ=−2aeiθcotθ/π, so the downstream height is 1−2a/π. Equating it to a gives a=π/(π+2).

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