Swirl function
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In mathematics, swirl functions are special functions defined as follows[1]:
where k and n are integers, and r and θ are polar coordinates.
When these functions are graphed, they usually resemble a swirling fan blade, where n is the number of blades, k is related to the shape of each blade.
Symmetry
The function S(k,n,r,θ) satisfies the following relations:
- mirror symmetry
- full symmetry
- rotation symmetry
Examples
First number is n, second is k
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7,-2
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7,2
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7,-4
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7,4
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7,-6
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7,6
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7,-8
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7,8
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7,-10
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7,10
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7,-12
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7,12
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0,4
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1,4
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2,4
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7,4
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-5,4
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-9,4
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30,4
References
- ↑ Trott, M. Graphica 1: The World of Mathematica Graphics. The Imaginary Made Real: The Images of Michael Trott. Champaign, IL: Wolfram Media, pp. 36–37 and 86, 1999.
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