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Classroom Tips and Techniques: Plotting a Slice of a Vector Field
Classroom Tips and Techniques: Plotting a Slice of a Vector Field
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Dr. Robert Lopez
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This month's article answers a user's question about plotting a "slice" of a vector field, and superimposing this graph on a density plot of the underlying scalar field. The "slice" of the vector field is a graph of the field arrows emanating from a coordinate plane.
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March 06, 2009
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Maple 12
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English
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