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| Subject: | RE: 3D grapher required |
| Author: | nextstep |
| Date: | Jun 14 2006 |
> Hi,
I'm trying to assist a colleague and at the same time satisfy
> my own curiosity. I have already available some hefty software for
> producing graphs of multiple 3D functions and allowing easy rotation
> either with keyboard or mouse [prefereable.] The intent here is to
> graph a system of three planes in 3D [i.e. 3 equations, 3
> variables], to have them show as filled planes, not just mesh, show
> numbered axes, and to be able to rotates to see relative position
> and intersections if any. I'd have died for this when teaching
> vector algebra. There is a number of free programs that will graph
> a single function and behave satisfactorily, but I've seen none free
> to do the above for three planes, and I've ben lookin a longtime now
> off an on. If anyone knows of any such free programs I'd
> apprecaiate knowing. The reason for a need for free is to teach to
> students who simply can not afford the larger programs like Maple,
> Mupad etc. Also they are far more than the students will need. I
> think there is a real need for a program like Mupad, but with more
> limited functionality, as needed for high school studies. The
> larger programs are geared more for college/university studies.
> Thanks.
David.
Hi,
Try K3DSurf at : http://k3dsurf.sourceforge.net/
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