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Hello everyone,
what should I do to eliminate the noise highlighted in the photo?
Thank you.
Mathcads 3D plot has a lot of weird effects like this. Unfortunately I don't know of a workaround.
At least changing the factor let those artifacts mysteriously disappear:
If you change the "Line Options" within the "Appearance" tab from "Wireframe" to "Contour Lines" it will become clear:
Cheers,
Chris
@ChrisKaswer wrote:
If you change the "Line Options" within the "Appearance" tab from "Wireframe" to "Contour Lines" it will become clear:
Not sure what would be clear now??
What looks like a plane is a bug in the 3D component of Mathcad, maybe due to numerical limits, I don't know.
Set Rotation=0 and Tilt=90 and play around with the value of Twist ("General" tab of the 3-D Plot Format menu) and you'll see that the position in the coordinate system of this "plane" changes. So its not a geometrical object made up by the used formulas. Also, as I had shown before, those artifacts go away by multiplying the z-values by a large number like 10^4.
BTW - another "funny" effect if we set "transparency" to something greater 0, 1 is all thats needed:
nothing changes for me, thanks anyway. The problem is solved by normalizing the maximum amplitude to unity).
Thanks anyway for the suggestion.
The problem is solved by normalizing the maximum amplitude to unity.