In continued discussions with jr about certain sections of POV-Ray's
documentation, I was reviewing the tutorial on isosurfaces and it struck me
that the use of min and max was sort of generally accepted as a bit of
mathematical magic, and the provided use cases were limited.
I worked out the particulars of min and max in Desmos, and provided descriptions
of each domain of the functions.
After looking over Boolean functions on Wikipedia, Shadertoy, and a few other
sites, I worked out the complete range of Boolean functions and how to render
them as isosurfaces. Added the binary representations of how the y can be
mapped to the vertices of a tesseract, which should provide a basis for
interesting future work.
Enjoy.
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