If G is a solvable group, we take Δ(G) to be the character degree
graph for G with primes as vertices. We prove that if Δ(G) is a
square, then G must be a direct product
Department of Civil Engineering at The University of Queensland
Publication date
01/01/1981
Field of study
This report describes an approximate method for the analysis of flow with a laminar boundary layer over a model hroad-crested weir. The method has been used to demonstrate the effects of the laminar boundary layer and the results have shown that these effects are significant. If the energy is calculated from depth and discharge measurements, large energy losses appear to occur at low flow rates in laboratory experiments. Losses real and apparent, are explained and the methods presented may be used to estimate the correct energy values