Re: Plotting g(x,y) along contour of f(x,y)
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- Subject: [mg57120] Re: [mg57116] Plotting g(x,y) along contour of f(x,y)
- From: Chris Chiasson <chris.chiasson at gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 16 May 2005 21:35:19 -0400 (EDT)
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There appear to be two solutions for y. You might wish to use contour
plot instead of implicit plot. If you supply the values of u that you
would like to use, people might be able to help you with the plotting.
eqns={u==Cos[x]+0.3*(y-0.1*Cos[x])^2,
phi==0.36 (y-0.1 Cos[x])^2+(-Sin[x]+0.06 (y-0.1 Cos[x]) Sin[x])^2}
eqns[[2]]/.Solve[eqns[[1]],y]
On 5/16/05, Niels L. Ellegaard <gnalle at ruc.dk> wrote:
>
> Dear great masters
>
> I have two functions u(x,y) and phi(x,y) defined by
> u = Cos[x] + 0.3*(y-0.1*Cos[x])^2;
> phi=0.36 (y - 0.1 Cos[x])^2 + (-Sin[x] + 0.06 (y - 0.1 Cos[x]) Sin[x])^2;
>
> For some limited parameterinterval I can invert u with respect to y to
> get a function yy(x,uu) fulfilling
>
> u(x,yy(x,u)) = u(x,y)
>
> I would like to choose 3 values of u and draw graphs of
> phi(x,yy(x,u)). I have a feeling that I should use implicitplot to do
> this, but I am stuck and I would be grateful for a few hints.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Niels
>
>
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- References:
- Plotting g(x,y) along contour of f(x,y)
- From: gnalle@ruc.dk (Niels L. Ellegaard)
- Plotting g(x,y) along contour of f(x,y)