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Questions on applying common nonlinear scalings to functions or data--useful for making sense of data which varies over a large range.
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Switch from logarithmic to linear scaling partway along a plot's axis
In the 2015 Planck satellite results, they give the latest plot of the temperature power spectrum of the cosmic microwave background, which I show below. (I am only interested in the main plot; you ca …
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