Discussion of “Two-Phase Flow Characteristics of Stepped Spillways” by Robert M. Boes and Willi H. Hager
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The discussers gratefully thank Jorge Matos, Professor at the Technical University of Lisbon (IST, Portugal) for his valuable comments during his stay as invited Professor at LCH-EPFL, as well as the Federal Office for Water and Geology, Switzerland, for the research grant.
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