How to set TF3's step?

ROOT
1

I defined a function and wanted to draw a picture:

TF3 *f = new TF3(“test”,“sqrt(x2+y2)-z”,-1,1,-1,1,0,1)
f->Draw()

and then I found the picture is too rough, it seems that the step is 0.1 and there are many peaks, the curve is not smooth at all. what should I do?

2

{ TF3 *f = new TF3("test","sqrt(x**2+y**2)-z",-1,1,-1,1,0,1); f->SetNpx(50); f->SetNpy(50); f->SetNpz(50); f->Draw(); }

Rene

3

Thanks so much! But I got another question:
I don’t know how to link a picture here, so I have to add an attachment, it’s a picture, and I tried to draw a picture like this. here is my code:

test()
{
TF3 * f1 = new TF3(“test1”,“x2+y2+sqrt(([0]2+[1]2)*(x2+y2)+4*[0][1]xy)-z",-5,5,-5,5,-2,10);
TF3 * f2 = new TF3(“test2”,"x2+y2-sqrt(([0]**2+[1]**2)(x2+y2)+4*[0]*[1]xy)-z”,-5,5,-5,5,-2,10);
f1->SetNpx(50);
f1->SetNpy(50);
f1->SetNpz(50);
f2->SetNpx(50);
f2->SetNpy(50);
f2->SetNpz(50);

f1->SetParameter(0, 2);
f1->SetParameter(1, 0);
f2->SetParameter(0, 2);
f2->SetParameter(1, 0);
f1->Draw("");
f2->Draw(“same”);
}

I’ve tried to Draw with options: lego, lego1, surf, etc… but none of them make the effort. Can you give me some suggestion?

4

please, can anybody help me?

5

Olivier will answer your mail as soon as he will be back in a few days

Rene

6

Thank you!

7

I think the following macro gives a result close to what you want.

Double_t fcn(Double_t *xi, Double_t *par)
{
   Double_t x = xi[0];
   Double_t y = xi[1];
   Double_t z = xi[2];
   Double_t f1 = x**2+y**2+sqrt((par[0]**2+par[1]**2)*(x**2+y**2)+4*par[0]*par[1]*x*y)-z;
   Double_t f2 = x**2+y**2-sqrt((par[2]**2+par[3]**2)*(x**2+y**2)+4*par[2]*par[3]*x*y)-z;
   return f1*f2;
}
                                                                                                          
void fun3func()
{
   TF3 *fun3 = new TF3("fun3", fcn,-6,6,-6,6,-6,6,4);
   fun3->SetParameter(0, 2);
   fun3->SetParameter(1, 0);
   fun3->SetParameter(2, 2);
   fun3->SetParameter(3, 0);
                                                                                                          
   fun3->Draw();
}