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Hi,
SharkD writes :
> Francois LE COAT writes :
>> t in [0,2*Pi], y in ]-1,1[ then bell curve is
>>
>> "cos^2(t)+sin^2(t)=(4+ath(-y))^2"
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>> ath() is hyperbolic arctangent means inverse of hyperbolic tangent th(
).
>>
>> Does it suits you ?
>
> Is this a correct transformation?
>
> 0 = tanh(sqrt(cos(t)^2 + sin(t)^2) - 4) + y
y = th( 4 - sqrt(x^2 + z^2) ) with x in [-8,8] and z in [-8,8]
That's correct, it looks like :-)
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