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First, install Visual C++ Express. Visual C++ has a DOS shell of its own. It is located in the installed folder. Whatever happened to QT, it is still open source and we can use it without spending one penny. So I won't bother to switch. So the continuation of QTPlaut will be something more OpenGL, plus a little bit GLSL, maybe contribute a bit to GTS. So in this episode. I show a little bit what QTPlaut can do. |
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The Beginning `add a solution' open `s.sinpixa6'. click `Scene tools', in drop box `Uploaded solutions' choose `2d' at `Plotting di- mensions' click `Construct a manifold'. Scroll down, in `Manifold settings' choose `hide'. Scroll down, in `Show orbits' choose `all'. In `Put marks' click `Read', locate and select file `sinpixa6.lbl'. The diagram meets our expectation in general.We can also observe a "symetric"- like behavior about x equal to square root of 6. |
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More Diagrams In Fig (7), we adjust the function as, it shows better how wave sin^2 \pi x and sin^2 \pi a/x interacts. One tries to touch down the x-axis, the other just prevent it from happening unless an exact coupling. |