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Martini glass follow-up

May 17, 2016

In fact, the two-dimensional answer (\(q=p^2\)) is right in three dimensions as well! This must mean that the third dimension scales as \(q^{1/2}\). It’s explained nicely by Laurent Lessard.

I verified with a cute-ish R script.

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