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Re: ISOSURFACES
- To: mathgroup at yoda.physics.unc.edu
- Subject: Re: ISOSURFACES
- From: WILKINSON at nkuvax.bitnet
- Date: 07 Aug 1992 15:16:57 -0400 (EDT)
Matt Challacombe wrote,
> I am looking for code to do the following: Given f[x,y,z], plot an
>isosurface for f[x,y,z] = some value. That is, plot contours of constant
>f in 3-D. I would prefer Mathematica code, but would be grateful for
>a lead on any (free) program that does this in FORTRAN or C, on any platform.
I have written a Mathematica package that will plot these surfaces. If anyone
would like to try it I will mail them a copy.
Steven Wilkinson
Northern Kentucky University
WILKINSON at NKUVAX
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