MuPAD - Demo

# ... Graphics

MuPAD has an interactive graphic interface (called vcam) to create and manipulate 2D and 3D scenes. Graphics can be saved as GIF-images, Postscript-images or in special MuPAD formats. We're also working on a filmtool to animate them. The following examples were made with vcam.

## Contents

1. Graphic primitives
2. 2D-Graphics
3. 3D-Graphics
4. Index of algebraic examples

### Graphic primitives

Graphics can be build up on graphic primitives like points, polygones and colour-filled triangles by putting them in a list. This espacially allows turtle graphics and other plots discret objects.

- Dragon curve (order=15)
- Sierpinski triangle (order=5)
- Sierpinski triangle in 3D (order=3)
- Tree (order=10)
- Directory of examples

### 2D-Graphics

2D graphic scenes may be consist of serveral 2D-objects of different colours, line styles and with different titles. Colours may be defined flat, corresponding to the hight (z-axis) of an object or by a user defined colour-function.

- Three different 2D-objects
- Three of Pascal's snails
- Different curve styles
- Waves of Sinus
- Directory of examples

### 3D-Graphics

3D graphic scenes may be consist of serveral 3D-objects of different colours, line and surface styles and with different titles. Colours may be defined flat, corresponding to the hight (z-axis) of an object or by a user defined colour-function. Surfaces may be displayed as colour patches or transparent. Also wireframe models (hiddenline) can be plotted.

- Three-dimensional spiral
- Different curve styles
- Different mesh styles
- Surfaces and colours
- User defined colour-function
- Riemannian sphere
- Enneper's minimal surface
- Catenoid
- Single soliton of the Benjamin Ono
- Twosoliton of the Benjamin Ono
- Directory of examples