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Questions on the color models, schemes, named colors and color functions supported by Mathematica.
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How to paint part of DateListPlot?
Here's another suggestion -
there are (at least) two caveats:
you need rather dense data (I fill points from axis, so not really good for only single points in a year)
I can't get it working for Da …
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Normalize the PlotLegends and z values for two DensityPlot
One approach could be to set the scaling of the colors yourself: (I slightly cleaned up the code a bit, so that we do not get confused by double-setting the options)
Module[{R1, R2, x, \[CapitalDelta …
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Coloring vertices using GraphPlot
Let's say you have some random matrix, such as:
mm = RandomChoice[{0, 1}, {12, 12}];
and the lists
aa = {1, 4, 5, 8}; bb = {2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 10}; cc = {11, 12};
Now, GraphPlot can be used to plot …
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Randomly assigning color to Graphics3D objects?
Based on your code (using RandomInteger), you could include the "Color-generation" in the pure function, so that any time you map the function on the sphere-list, a new random sample is drawn:
Graphics3D …
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Using two color functions in a MatrixPlot
I am not sure I understand. Here's what I understand:
You want to use MatrixPlot, the built-in command.
Then, the following might do what you want:
With[{max = Max@#},
MatrixPlot[#,
Colo …
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Adjusting Density Plot Color Function for Diffraction Simulation
This is a pragmatic approach, possibly if you understand more about light and lasers, you could do way better. I just use trial and error, with "manual" Blend:
DensityPlot[(Sinc[\[Beta]])^2, {\[Beta] …
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