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Re: splot pm3d and dgrid3d. Cannot understand the underlying details

by Rahul <nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jul 24, 2008 at 02:03 AM

merritt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Think of each grid line as a Fourier transform of a slice of the data.
> If you take enough Fourier terms, the grid line will be very 'ripply'
and
> pass through each relevant data point.  But if you take only a few
> low-order terms (i.e. a low pass filter) then you get a smooth curve
> that is an approximate fit to the data.
> 

Thanks Ethan. That makes sense now.

-- 
Rahul
 




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splot pm3d and dgrid3d. Cannot understand the underlying details
Rahul <nospam@[EMAIL P  2008-07-23 21:55:45 
Re: splot pm3d and dgrid3d. Cannot understand the underlying det
merritt@[EMAIL PROTECTED]  2008-07-23 16:34:16 
Re: splot pm3d and dgrid3d. Cannot understand the underlying det
Rahul <nospam@[EMAIL P  2008-07-24 02:03:54 
Re: splot pm3d and dgrid3d. Cannot understand the underlying det
=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Hans-Bernh  2008-07-24 01:38:52 
Re: splot pm3d and dgrid3d. Cannot understand the underlying det
Rahul <nospam@[EMAIL P  2008-07-24 02:26:11 
Re: splot pm3d and dgrid3d. Cannot understand the underlying det
=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Hans-Bernh  2008-07-25 01:27:04 
Re: splot pm3d and dgrid3d. Cannot understand the underlying det
Rahul <nospam@[EMAIL P  2008-07-25 00:00:54 

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