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Dec 16 |
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Spreading colors in ListContourPlot If I am correct, the only solution is through the RegionFuction. However, still I cannot make it work. If anyone has an idea please leave a comment. The data files and the Math code are available using the above link. |
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Dec 16 |
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Spreading colors in ListContourPlot The data files and the complete Mathematica notebook can be downloaded from mediafire.com/?874nldaa08paf57 Many thanks in advance and I look forward for your reply. |
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Dec 16 |
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Spreading colors in ListContourPlot I can define the region in which there are all the data through a contour plot. In particular: Lz = 10; Mn = 500; cn = 0.25; en = -670; G = 1; a = 3; Md = 7000; h = 0.175; Φ[R_, z_] := -((G Md)/Sqrt[R^2 + (a + Sqrt[z^2 + h^2])^2]) + Lz^2/( 2 R^2) - (G Mn)/Sqrt[R^2 + z^2 + cn^2]; cv0 = ContourPlot[Rp^2/2 + Φ[R, 0] == en, {R, 0, 11}, {Rp, 0, 70}, ContourStyle -> {Black, Thickness[0.004]}, PlotPoints -> 300, ImageSize -> 500] However, if I use RegionFunction -> cv0 inside ListContourPlot nothing changes. Any more ideas? |
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Dec 16 |
asked | Spreading colors in ListContourPlot |