I have drawn of the plot of the below list and its fitted curve with ListPlot
and Plot
commands respectively.
list= {{1.*10^-6, 0.49759}, {0.000011, 0.491893}, {0.000021,
0.488727}, {0.000031, 0.486235}, {0.000041, 0.484104}, {0.000051,
0.482205}, {0.000061, 0.480474}, {0.000071, 0.47887}, {0.000081,
0.477367}, {0.0001, 0.474729}, {0.0002, 0.463541}, {0.0003,
0.454677}, {0.0004, 0.447017}, {0.0005, 0.440129}};
listplot=ListPlot[list,Frame -> True,FrameTicks -> {{# 0.0001, #} & /@ Range[1, 5, 1], Automatic}];
plot=Plot[0.4994-3.59821g^0.54032 ,{g,0,0.00055},Frame -> True, FrameTicks -> {{# 0.0001, #} & /@ Range[1, 5, 1], Automatic}];
After that I used Show
to combine two plots (finalpresent = Show[{listplot, plot}])
.
Question: If I have two (three, four ... in general) pictures from above items, How can I stick them to each other horizontally in a way that the vertical ticks of the second and the third plots aren't present, just the ticks of the first plot. I have used GraphicsRow
or GraphicsGrid
but I have not reached something which is desired.
However, the three plots are not similar generally indeed. I just above shortened the question with one list for ListPlot
and a one function for Plot
.