File:Exponential Function (Abs Imag Part at Infinity).png

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Diagram of the absolute value of the imaginary part of exponential function in the complex plane, as the operand approaches infinity. The plot is given by:

The green stripe is caused by the plot being done at an insufficient resolution for the extremly (and infinitely) fine detail near 0.
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Source Own drawing, Plotted in MuPAD
Author Inductiveload
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MuPAD Code

  q := abs(Im(exp(1/(x+I*y)))):

  conts := 21:
  projectionlevel:=-10:
  ylimit := 1:
  xlimit := 1:
  submeshlevel := 30:

zmin := 0:
zmax := 10:
color := zip(RGB::Red, RGB::SapGreen,
             (a, b) -> (q(x,y)-zmin)/(zmax-zmin)*a
                      +(zmax-q(x,y))/(zmax-zmin)*b):

funcplot := plot::Function3d(q(x,y),
                             x = -xlimit..xlimit,
                             y = -ylimit..ylimit,
                             Mesh = [25, 25],
                             Submesh = [submeshlevel,submeshlevel],
                             LineColor = RGB::Black.[0.4],
                             LineWidth = 0.15,
                             FillColorFunction = color,
                             AxesTitleFont = ["Courier New", Bold, 14],
                             ViewingBoxZRange = -10..10
                            ):

contours := plot::modify(funcplot,
                         ZContours = [Automatic, conts],
                         LineWidth = 0.2,
                         LineColor = RGB::Gray90.[0.5],
                         XLinesVisible = FALSE,
                         YLinesVisible = FALSE,
                         Filled = FALSE
                        ):
                        
projcontours := plot::Transform3d([0, 0, projectionlevel],
                                  [1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0], 
                                   plot::modify(funcplot, ZContours = [Automatic, conts],
                                                LineWidth = 0.2,
                                                LineColorType = Dichromatic,
                                                LineColor = RGB::Red.[0.99],
                                                LineColor2 = RGB::Green.[0.99],
                                                XLinesVisible = FALSE,
                                                YLinesVisible = FALSE,
                                                Filled = FALSE
                                               )
                                  ):
                             
camera := plot::Camera([-20, -35, 300],
                       [0, 0, 0],
                       0.06
                      ):
                             
ploteverything := plot::Canvas(funcplot, contours, projcontours,
                               Width = 8.5*unit::inch, 
                               Height = 7*unit::inch,
                               camera
                               ): 
                          
plot(ploteverything)

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20 April 2007

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