Trigonometric Sums as Parametric Curves
Using trigonometric sums like
, you can generate very different curves in the plane.
The following four examples are used:
;
;
;
.
The first two examples are the interesting ones.
Contributed by:
Ralf Schaper
X
X
X
X
X
X
Show Source Code
|
Download Source Code Notebook
Show Initialization Code
Phase Plots of Trigonometric Functions
(
The Wolfram Demonstrations Project
)
Riemann's Example of a Continuous but Nowhere Differentiable Function
(
The Wolfram Demonstrations Project
)
"
Trigonometric Sums as Parametric Curves
" from
The Wolfram Demonstrations Project
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/TrigonometricSumsAsParametricCurves/
Contributed by:
Ralf Schaper
Algebraic Curves
Art
Curves
Harmonic Analysis
Parametric Equations
Patterns
Trigonometric Functions
Simple Spline Curves
Flower-like Parametric Plots
Damped 3D Lissajous Figures
Damped 2D Lissajous Figures
Paperfolding Dragon Curve
Guilloché Patterns
Extremal Trigonometric Polynomials
Parametric Trace
The Polar Equations of Hearts and Flowers
Cassini Ovals and Other Curves
Make a new version of this Demonstration
Upload a new Demonstration
Contact The Wolfram Demonstrations Project Team
Site Index
Wolfram Research
© 2008
The Wolfram Demonstrations Project & Contributors
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
RSS
Atom