Really Cool Graphs

As you probably know, there are a ridiculously huge amount of cool graphs out there. Of course, I can only discover so many of them, but this is a page of really cool graphs that I have found. All of these pictures have been rendered by an extremely old version of a quite excellent program called Nucalc (aka Graphing Calculator). I think it often does a better job of function rendering than Mathematica, but don't tell anyone. Anyway, these are only 390x390 chunks of the graph. If you want larger pictures, just ask me!


ArcSech(x) + ArcSech(y)

z = ArcSin(xy)

y = |Sin(xx)/2(xx-pi/2)/pi|

x2y2z2 = 1

Cos2(x) + Cos2(y) + Cos2

(3x/2)4 + (3x)4 + z4 = 1
(3x)4 + y4 + (3z/2)4 = 1
x4 + (3y/2)4 + (3z)4 = 1

r = Cos(26 t); theta = 26 Sin(26 t)

Cos(x) + Cos(y) + Cos(z) + Sin(x) + Sin(y) + Sin(z) = 2.2

Sin(Cos(Tan(theta)))

Sin(Cos(Tan(x))) * Sin(Cos(Tan(y)))

Sin(Cos(Tan(x))) > Sin(Cos(Tan(y)))
Sin(Cos(Tan(x))) = Sin(Cos(Tan(y)))
Sin(Cos(Tan(x))) < Sin(Cos(Tan(y)))

Sin(2 Sin(2 Sin(2 Sin(x))))

r = Tan(17 theta) + Cot(17 theta)

ArcSin(x) + ArcSin(y)

(lots of equations)

Sin(y2 x3) = Cos(y3 x2)

r = xy - Sin(theta y2)

Tan(ArcCos(x) + ArcSin(y)) = 1

(Sqrt((|z| - 13)2 + z2) - 9)2 + x2 = 100
(Sqrt((|x| - 13)2 + x2) - 9)2 + y2 = 100
(Sqrt((|y| - 13)2 + y2) - 9)2 + z2 = 100

x3 + y3 + z3 = x + y + z

(Sqrt((|z| - 13)2 + y2) - 9)2 + x2 = 100
(Sqrt((|x| - 13)2 + z2) - 9)2 + y2 = 100
(Sqrt((|y| - 13)2 + x2) - 9)2 + z2 = 100

|(Sin(theta + pi) Cos(theta + pi))/pi|