The square-root law defined (impact ∝ √volume)

1:39:12>> and you plot you plot something like the um the specific heat of this substance. Okay. As as you change some parameter like temperature or density or something like that. Regardless of whether you're using helium or oxygen or this or that, the shape of that curve is going to be exactly the same. Which means there's some underlying physics that is invariant of >> the the actual mechanics of the particles >> itself. >> Yeah. There's like there's something much deeper. Okay. So whenever we see stuff like that, we're like there's something. Okay. And and that's I think why this made it to PRL. >> That makes sense. >> Okay. That makes sense. I think that's why this made it to the physical review.

1:39:54Okay, so the um the empirical law is that square root law. Okay, it's that if I if I put in a buy order of some size, let's say X, and then I put in and then somebody else puts in a buy order that's four times, right? My buy order is going to move the price some amount,