why does this call to ListPlot3D crash the kernel?
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- Subject: [mg120941] why does this call to ListPlot3D crash the kernel?
- From: Michael Stern <nycstern at gmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2011 03:22:19 -0400 (EDT)
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I have a matrix of 48 three-number lists that is for some reason killing the kernel when I try to graph it. flatvaluematrix={{3525206400, -0.001, 33.0746}, {3525206400, 0.005, 12786.3}, {3525206400, 0.011, 38541.}, {3525206400, 0.017, 65163.}, {3527798400, -0.001, 23.5575}, {3527798400, 0.005, 12559.3}, {3527798400, 0.011, 38463.9}, {3527798400, 0.017, 65143.1}, {3530476800, -0.001, 15.0909}, {3530476800, 0.005, 12299.7}, {3530476800, 0.011, 38387.1}, {3530476800, 0.017, 65126.1}, {3533068800, -0.001, 8.58963}, {3533068800, 0.005, 12022.3}, {3533068800, 0.011, 38318.7}, {3533068800, 0.017, 65113.8}, {3535747200, -0.001, 4.53454}, {3535747200, 0.005, 11762.1}, {3535747200, 0.011, 38267.4}, {3535747200, 0.017, 65106.6}, {3538425600, -0.001, 1.87709}, {3538425600, 0.005, 11474.7}, {3538425600, 0.011, 38224.9}, {3538425600, 0.017, 65102.2}, {3540931200, -0.001, 0.562167}, {3540931200, 0.005, 11178.4}, {3540931200, 0.011, 38195.7}, {3540931200, 0.017, 65100.3}, {3543609600, -0.001, 0.110118}, {3543609600, 0.005, 10895.5}, {3543609600, 0.011, 38179.8}, {3543609600, 0.017, 65099.8}, {3546201600, -0.001, 0.00755001}, {3546201600, 0.005, 10603.2}, {3546201600, 0.011, 38172.9}, {3546201600, 0.017, 65099.6}, {3548880000, -0.001, 0.0000273622}, {3548880000, 0.005, 10312.}, {3548880000, 0.011, 38171.4}, {3548880000, 0.017, 65099.6}, {3551472000, -0.001, 1.06357*10^-11}, {3551472000, 0.005, 10119.2}, {3551472000, 0.011, 38171.3}, {3551472000, 0.017, 65099.6}, {3554150400, -0.001, 0.}, {3554150400, 0.005, 0.}, {3554150400, 0.011, 0.}, {3554150400, 0.017, 0.}}; ListPlot3D[flatvaluematrix] Kaboom! This fails under both Windows Mathematica 8.01 and Windows Mathematica 7. Can anybody help? Thank you. MS (For those who are curious, the first number in the list is a date, the second is an interest rate spread, and the third is the value of a financial instrument on the specified date and the given spread).
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