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Surface with Branch Cuts
This Demonstration shows a function composition of multivalued functions with branch cuts.
Contributed by:
Yu-Sung Chang
THINGS TO TRY
Rotate and Zoom in 3D
SNAPSHOTS
DETAILS
The first complex function defines the frequency of branch cuts, and is controlled by the 2D slider labeled parameters.
During the plotting we symbolically analyze the functions in order to remove the domain regions where the branch cuts occur.
RELATED LINKS
Branch Cut
(
Wolfram
MathWorld
)
Elementary Functions
(
The Wolfram Functions Site
)
Complex Components
(
The Wolfram Functions Site
)
PERMANENT CITATION
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Surface with Branch Cuts
" from
the Wolfram Demonstrations Project
http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/SurfaceWithBranchCuts/
Contributed by:
Yu-Sung Chang
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