Naïve physics of P
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
9:52 AM
Naïve physics of P
P(T) is a function of R(T) and L(T)!
As L(T) increases, P(T) increases. 
As R(T) increases, P(T) decreases. 
We want P(T) < PSLA  = SLA limit.
So we need to increase R as L increases or -- equivalently -- increase R as P increases. 