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RKTCD
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 01/03/13 06:29am
Hi,
I have a distribution for my angles, and I can plot the distribution; however I want a plot that shows the true distribution taking into account the fact that zero and 2pi are the same angle etc.
distriFunc[x_] := E^(-((-\[Pi] + x)^2/(18 \[Pi]^2)))/(
3 Sqrt[2] \[Pi]^(3/2))
Plot[E^(-((-\[Pi] + x)^2/(18 \[Pi]^2)))/(
3 Sqrt[2] \[Pi]^(3/2)), {x, -8 Pi, 9 Pi}]
It's easier to see when you look at the test function x^2
testFunc[x_] := x^2
Plot[Sum[testFunc[x + theta], {theta, -Pi/2, Pi/2, Pi/4}], {x, -60,
60}, PlotRange -> All]
What I want is to be able to map the total of any multiple of a certain number to zero.
I'm still not sure how to show this!
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