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Meindert, you confuse dougies so with facts.
Well, there's your mistake. A hull under planing conditions is subject to normal drag, including air resistance. It no longer is subject to wave-making resistance, but that doesn't mean that *all* resistance goes away. And the function for increase is a multiple of velocity squared, which will have an asymptote. Ok, I'm going to argue this one only once: by mathematical definition, a squared function is NOT asymptotic. Because, as you can read in any mathematics book, an asymptote reaches infinity on one axis for a defined value on the other axis, while a squared function can reach infinity on both axes. Meindert PS: thanks for the warning Jax but he was quicker than you thought.....:-) |
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