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Description

A contour plot of the argument of the Airy function:
\mathrm{arg} \left[ \mathrm{Bi} ( x + iy) \right] \,
x and y both run from -4 to 4.
Source

self-made, Mathematica
Date

07/03/2008
Author

Inductiveload
Permission
(Reusing this image)
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[edit] Mathematica Code

conts = ContourPlot[
   Arg[AiryBi[x + I y]],
   {x, -4, 4},
   {y, -4, 4},
   ContourShading -> False,
   Contours -> 7,
   Frame -> False,
   PlotPoints -> 100]

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current02:58, 8 March 2008480×460 (95 KB)Inductiveload ({{Information |Description=A contour plot of the argument of the Airy function:<br> <math>\mathrm{arg} \left[ \mathrm{Bi} ( x + iy) \right] \, </math><br> ''x'' and ''y'' both run from -4 to 4. |Source=self-made, Mathematica |Date=07/03/2008 |Author= [[Us)
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