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Bill
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 02/27/02 05:43am
I am plotting a 3D surface that is pretty complex, and in order for ImplicitPlot3D to find the entire surface, I need to use a lot of plot points. The problem is that the surface mesh is so dense that it makes the output ugly (because there are so many polygons). In fact I would like to use many more plotpoints if only I wouldn't get a denser mesh. Can the mesh be reduced? (I already know they can be eliminated).
Also I would like to put some surfaces in the LiveGraphics3D software, but the size of the 3d file information is too big and theres a lot of lag involved, once the 3d information is generated are there softwares or utilities that I can use to remove polygons that are not too important? My problem is that I cannot just reduce the plotpoints beforehand, because then ImplicitPlot3D does not find the surface well enough.
www.umich.edu/~thyg and try the "Karcher 4-surface" or "Karcher 5-surface" to see the problem I am having. In contrast, the "Scherk" surface is acceptable to me.
URL: www.umich.edu/~thyg, |
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