Examples of combining the coordsys and logsys packages with the epic and eepic packages

Mogens Lemvig Hansen^{∗} 2000/10/24

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Points on the parabola y = \frac{x^{2}}{10} .

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The parabola y = \frac{x^{2}}{10} .

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The same curve again but dressed up to look like y = x^{2}.

∗This file is part of the coordsys package.

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The graph of r = 1+sin θ in polar coordinates. The .put file has been scaled by a factor 100, so the coordinate system is scaled the other way.

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The graph of y = x^{2} + 1 in a logarithmic coordinate system. The size of each logarithmic block on the y-axis is 5 units.

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