Re: Graphing 4D functions
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- Subject: [mg20854] [mg20854] Re: Graphing 4D functions
- From: "Manuel Valera" <mvalera at physics.uc.edu>
- Date: Wed, 17 Nov 1999 03:41:20 -0500 (EST)
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Try: Plot3D[C1[X,Y,.5],{X,0,10},{Y,0,10}] Christopher Knittel <knittel at bu.edu> wrote in message news:80ngho$25o at smc.vnet.net... > I want to graph something in 4 dimensions. Just kidding. > > What I really want to do is graph a function of three variables after > defining one of the variables as a constant. > > I tried the following: > > C1[X,Y,Z] : = stuff > I then evaluated this. > Z=.5 > Then evaluated this. > Plot3D[C1,{X,0,10},{Y,0,10}] > This doesn't work!!!!!! I also tried it with = instead of :=. > > As is probably clear, I am new to mathematica. > > One other question is, > > How would I right a batch file for this? And how would I run the batch file? > I don't know if I have to keep evaluating stuff, or what. > > Thanks, > Chris > knittel at bu.edu > > >