With the EpsiVal applet
- Easily enter the functions for which you want values.
- Enter variable values one by one or enter a range, -1...1:20 meaning "cut into 20 the interval [-1, 1]", or enter a sequence of values like 10^n; n = 1...200
- Use the predefined colors or choose your own colors.
- Choose the number of digits to display with the "Format" button.
- Use the second view to display colors without values.
- Copy for Word, Excel or OpenOffice and save as eplw for EpsilonWriter or as html.
Launch the EpsiVal applet See tutorials Read the user manual
Examples
Two polynomial functions of one variable. Gradient colors: red for positive, blue for negative, white for zero.
wo trigonometric functions of one variable. Gradient colors: magenta for positive, negative for cyan, yellow for zero.
Two variables function producing a hemisphere. Gradient colors: magenta for positive, negative for cyan, yellow for zero.
Trigonometric function of two variables with hidden values. Gradient colors: magenta for positive, negative for cyan, yellow for zero.
The same function without the grid.
Comparison of logarithm and square root functions at infinity.
