Rotate a parametric plot
Hi,
I am trying to rotate a plot given by
t=var("t")
P=parametric_plot((cos(2*t), sin(3*t) ), (t,-10*pi,10*pi),rgbcolor=(1,0,0), thickness=2,scale='linear')
PR=parametric_plot( (R(theta)*vector([cos(2*t), sin(3*t)])), (t,-10*pi,10*pi),rgbcolor=(1,0,0), thickness=2,scale='linear')
But is there a way to rotate it without drawing it again?
What do you mean by "without drawing it again"? If you just want to perform the rotation then just perform the rotation:
R(theta)*vector([cos(2*t), sin(3*t)]). This is the actual application of the rotation matrix to a vector; you just need to supply values fort.parametric_plotonly plots your vectors for some range oft., but of course you can perform these calculations without plotting them. What are you trying to accomplish exactly?Thank you very much for your quick answer! I am trying to covert some exercises from Maple to Sage, and in Maple there is the following possibility to rotate a plot
with(plots): with(plottools): showRotation:=proc(theta) local T; T:=theta->transform((x,y)->convert(R(theta).<x,y>,list)): display( T(theta)(P), P); end proc:
showRotation(Pi/3)
And I was trying to find an analougue of it in Sage. Thank you very much in advance!
I don't know Maple so I don't know exactly how to interpret that example. But what do you mean by "rotate a plot"? That could have several different interpretations. In the example you gave in Sage you didn't rotate the plot so much as you rotated a vector field and that plotted the rotated vector field. Do you want to rotate the axes? The entire image?
Exactly, I want to rotate the entire image, if it is possible.
As in just, rotating all the pixels of the image, including axes? I'm still not sure why you would want to do that. And also the question is: rotate by an arbitrary amount, or just by 90 degrees? Since rotating images by arbitrary angles means you need some way to deal with clipping. Perhaps you could just add some example images of what results you're trying to obtain...