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11696066 No.11696066 [Reply] [Original]

If sin(x y) looks like this, then what does sin(x y z) look like???

>> No.11696139

Different

>> No.11696190

>>11696066
because that’s a level set you fucking retard

>> No.11696228

>>11696066
this is not "sin(xy)". it's z = sin(xy).
so do you mean z = sin(xyz), or w = sin(xyz) where w is an additional dimension ?

>> No.11696265

>>11696228
nvm, already fapped to the pic
I'm good.

>> No.11696334

>>11696265
you want more fap material ?

>> No.11696350

>>11696066
you can plot it like a heat map on a 3d object

>> No.11696361

>>11696334
Yes

>> No.11696366

>>11696066
>what does sin(x y z) look like

waves but in 4D, maybe it is possible to project it in 3D somehow.

>> No.11696370

>>11696350
>you can plot it like a heat map on a 3d object

based, never realized it

>> No.11696375

>>11696228
>w = sin(xyz) where w is an additional dimension
yes probably OP meant that

>> No.11696378

>>11696190
>t.brainlet

>> No.11696386

I made a python script that plots colored cubes in 3d, taking on the color of the magnitude of a 3d function.
Not sure where I have it, it's didn't look too good, but gave you a hint at the function behavior. Used it for divergence.

>> No.11696402

>>11696361
https://www.math3d.org/jUI1xEdJ

>> No.11696710
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>>11696402

>> No.11696994

>>11696228
you could map w as color

>> No.11697195

>>11696066
>tfw I will never know what a 3d sin wave looks like.

>> No.11697207

>>11697195
It's basically a sound wave.

>> No.11697211

>>11696066
That, moving

>> No.11697228

>>11696228
No I typed Sin (x y) on wolfram alpha and that image is what popped up.

>> No.11697285

>>11696228
Okay I understand now maybe we could map a 4 dimensional sin wave on a 3D surface plane the same way we map a 3D sin wave on 2D surface???

Out of curiosity I would like see what z = sin (xyz) as well.

Pic related is a z = sin(xy) on a 2d plane using color as a representation of its z value.

>> No.11697294
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11697294

>>11697285
Oops I forgot the picture