Do you have any idea why the graph of function f (see the attached file) is not displayed?
How can I plot it without using the
plot([seq([t, f], t in [seq](0.9..1.12, 0.002))]);
command ?
Thanks in advance.
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f := 4.185692792*10^2172*t^2499*exp(-5000.000000*sqrt(t));
# Here is a plot of f
plot([seq([t, f], t in [seq](0.9..1.12, 0.002))]);
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# How can I plot f using simply:
plot(f, t=0.9..1.12); #no graph
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# As numelems([seq](0.9..1.12, 0.002)) = 111, I assume
# that forcing numpoints to a number that at least equal
# to this one could give a non null display?
plot(f, t=0.9..1.12, numpoints=1000): #no graph
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# adaptive=true option doesn't help
plot(f, t=0.9..1.12, adaptive=true): #no graph
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# Last attempt by forcing a list of points where f has to be evaluated.
plot(f, t=0.9..1.12, sample=[seq](0.9..1.12, 0.002))
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Download NoPlot.mw
