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there are some artifacts at -5 and 5, namely a straight vertical line going to the top of the plot. They shouldn't be there. This also happens plotting the same function in the intervals (-9,9), (-10,10), (-15,15), (-17,17), (-18,18). In the plot
plot(sin(3*pi*x)/sin(pi*x), (x,-7,7))
something similar occurs, but the line goes down. This also happens for the interval (-14,14). For other interval boundaries than the mentioned (integers from -19 to 19) this does not happen. You can even mix, e.g. taking an interval (-7,5).
It also happens using functions sin(m*pi*x)/sin(pi*x) with m different from 3 (tested with 5).
In the plot
there are some artifacts at
-5
and5
, namely a straight vertical line going to the top of the plot. They shouldn't be there. This also happens plotting the same function in the intervals(-9,9), (-10,10), (-15,15), (-17,17), (-18,18)
. In the plotsomething similar occurs, but the line goes down. This also happens for the interval
(-14,14)
. For other interval boundaries than the mentioned (integers from -19 to 19) this does not happen. You can even mix, e.g. taking an interval(-7,5)
.It also happens using functions
sin(m*pi*x)/sin(pi*x)
withm
different from3
(tested with5
).Component: graphics
Keywords: plot boundary line
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/13754
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