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Infinite-blade gravity pile (X(h)=x0​−x)

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The steady upstream film of an infinite blade has hx​=−3(h−1)/h3. Thus X(h)=h3/9+h2/6+h/3+log(h−1)/3. The head is fixed by under-blade leakage balancing the incoming film. The deep pile has a cubic profile, while the actual upstream transition has an exponential tail towards h=1.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2016 / iii / Paper 329 / 3 / b / Solution
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