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This principle finds its major application in airplane and it explains why airplane can fly. So if you want to know more of this principle, you can look for Physics books (AL or undergrate level).
However, does your essay have to be related to physics discipline? Otherwise I suggest you need to consider to approach your essay in another direction.
I think when MTR put the yellow lines on each platform ages ago, they did not consider any physics theory. Probably, their considerations are manily on passenger behaviour, safety and past experience. For example, when passengers standing too close to the platform edge, they may fall down accidentally or easily knock down by someone. This is more of common sense and experience of Operating staff, rather than related to Newton law of gravitation !
Their considerations for reminding people to stand behind the yellow line are :
- passenger may fall down the track easily
- passenger or stuff that he/she carries may be hit by an oncoming train
- yes indeed passenger may be dragged by air and hit the train when train is passing through a station (you can support your point by using bernoulli principle)
I think unless Physics is the main theme for your essay, I suggest to approach this essay using may be Psychology, e.g behaviour, motivation, memory -- focusing on crowd control, and that people need constantly remind of important rules.
Other background info.
Station control, such as this yellow line, should be within the scope of Operating department 車務部, i.e. those people you see in the station and their bosses. They are not technical staff and require no science background. In fact, in the early days, most their staff (even senior ones) are F.5 or at most F.7 graduates and they work their ways up by their experience.
Also, you can try to contact MTR PR see if they can give you some help on this issue (though quite unlikely)
Hope this can help.
參考: Myself. Worked in MTR over 10 years. Science, engineering background.