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Re: How to combine two graphs with different scales?

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• Subject: [mg2837] Re: [mg2784] How to combine two graphs with different scales?
• From: Preston Nichols <nichols at godel.math.cmu.edu>
• Date: Sat, 23 Dec 1995 03:19:27 -0500

Tobias Cottmann writes:

>>>
I want to combine two graphs with different y-scales (factor  
100-1000) in one plot. I'd like to have one y-axis on the left and  
the other on the right side of the frame.

Any Ideas? (Sorry, if it's obvious: I started using Mathematica  
four days ago.)

THanks,
Tobias
<<<

It is not obvious, but it is not terribly difficult.  I described  
one approach to this, using FullGraphics, in [mg2659] (available in  
the MathGroup archives); the same information is available in  
notebook form from my web page at (--deep breath!--):

http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/usr/pdn/mmantbks.html

(Also check out the special plotting commands in the standard  
package Graphics`Graphics` .)

Preston Nichols
Visiting Assistant Professor
Department of Mathematics
Carnegie Mellon University