This document discusses two methods of dimensional analysis: Rayleigh's method and Buckingham π-theorem. Rayleigh's method expresses dependent variables as an exponential function of independent variables. It is useful for problems with 3-4 variables but difficult above that. Buckingham π-theorem states that variables can be grouped into dimensionless π terms, with the number of terms equal to the total variables minus the number of fundamental dimensions. This allows problems with many variables to be solved through grouping and repeating variables. Both methods involve setting up equations using dimensional homogeneity to solve for exponent values.