Hello,
this looks all very nice!
I couldn't find something on the licence?
Can the pdf-files be freely distributed?
Oliver
On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 02:22:20PM -0700, Edwin Woollett wrote:
> Chapter 5, 2D Plots and Graphics using qdraw,
> in the series of notes Maxima by Example,
> has been posted at my webpage,
> http://www.csulb.edu/~woollett
> together with the maxima code file qdraw.mac.
>
> qdraw.mac is an interface to Maxima's draw2d
> function which provides quicker access to
> some features of draw2d, with defaults of
> interest to users from the physical sciences
> and engineering.
>
> Chapter 5 presents many examples which use qdraw.mac.
>
> Chapter 5 sections:
> 1. Quick Plots for Explicit Functions: ex(...) ,
> 2. Quick Plots for Implicit Functions: imp(...),
> 3. Contour Plots with contour(...),
> 4. Density Plots with qdensity(...),
> 5. Explicit Plots with Greater Control: ex1(...),
> 6. Explicit Plots with ex1(...) and Log Scaled Axes,
> 7. Data Plots with Error Bars: pts(...) and errorbars(...),
> 8. Implicit Plots with Greater Control: imp1(...),
> 9. Parametric Plots with para(...),
> 10. Polar Plots with polar(...),
> 11. Geometric Figures: line(...),
> 12. Geometric Figures: rect(...),
> 13. Geometric Figures: poly(...),
> 14. Geometric Figures: circle(...) and ellipse(...),
> 15. Geometric Figures: vector(..),
> 16. Geometric Figures: arrowhead(..),
> 17. Labels with Greek Letters,
> 18. Even More with more(...),
> 19. Programming Homework Exercises,
> 20. Acknowledgements.
>
> I would like to thank Mario Rodriguez Riotorto
> for his encouragement and advice at crucial stages
> in the development of the qdraw interface to draw2d.
>
> The recent updating of the draw package to allow use of
> Gnuplot's enhanced postscript features makes
> Maxima a more attractive tool for the creation
> of educational diagrams.
>
> Ted Woollett
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