I have a surface that I can efficiently calculate (within Asymptote) as a function of r and theta. It is inefficient (slow) to calculate it as a function of x and y (it involves the Bessel functions K and I). In the documentation I could not find a way to plot it directly on the polar grid I calculate it on. Am I missing a capability of Asymptote plotting functions or is there another way of using the data I generate on the polar grid? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
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I have a surface that I can efficiently calculate (within Asymptote) as a function of r and theta. It is inefficient (slow) to calculate it as a function of x and y (it involves the Bessel functions K and I). In the documentation I could not find a way to plot it directly on the polar grid I calculate it on. Am I missing a capability of Asymptote plotting functions or is there another way of using the data I generate on the polar grid? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
As mentioned in the documentation, you can use one of these functions to draw a parametric surface (say with u=r and v=theta):
Dumb me. Of course a parametric surface. Thank you.
On 3/29/22 1:38 PM, John Bowman wrote: