Math - The Steve Jobs Curve

[SilentPanda]

So if you graph this for t from 0 to 116pi...

(obviously you'll need to click to view this image)



You get this...



Impress your math teacher! Better get to memorizing!

 

[Jessica Lares]

Oh how I love math art!

 

[ucfgrad93]

That is pretty cool, thanks for sharing.

 

[mobilehaathi]

Wish I could copy/paste and try it out for myself...

 

[SilentPanda]

Wish I could copy/paste and try it out for myself...

Not sure what you're going to paste it in to. But maybe the attached will help?

View attachment sj.txt

I found it on Wolfram Alpha somewhat randomly.

 

[bradl]

I look forward to seeing this mentioned on the next episode of Big Bang Theory.

Nevertheless, really cool!

BL.

 

[mobilehaathi]

Not sure what you're going to paste it in to. But maybe the attached will help?

View attachment 402300

I found it on Wolfram Alpha somewhat randomly.

Thanks, although there appear to be some unbalanced parentheses in that text file you provided...I definitely don't get the SJ picture when I plot it.

Edit: No, I take that back. Must be something weird I'm doing in R...

Edit2: So, for anyone who wants to try it out themselves, I've attached some R code that works. Note that you have to source() it, and it requires the fUtilities package. R freaks out and misses parentheses if you try to copy/paste such a long string.

 

[SilentPanda]

Thanks, although there appear to be some unbalanced parentheses in that text file you provided...I definitely don't get the SJ picture when I plot it.

Edit: No, I take that back. Must be something weird I'm doing in R...

Edit2: So, for anyone who wants to try it out themselves, I've attached some R code that works. Note that you have to source() it, and it requires the fUtilities package. R freaks out and misses parentheses if you try to copy/paste such a long string.

There are many other person curves available if you are interested...