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Title / Description	Example of contour plot . Function $f(x,y)=\sin \left({\frac {\pi }{4}}x\right)\sin \left({\frac {\pi }{4}}y\right)$ is plotted in the range $-10\leq x\leq 10~$ , $-10\leq y\leq 10~$ . Levels $f(x,y)=-0.1$ are shown wiht red lines. Levels $f(x,y)=0.1$ are shown wiht blue lines. After to generate the eps file, the image was converted to jpg format.
Author(s)	Dmitrii Kouznetsov
Copyright holder	Dmitrii Kouznetsov See below for license/re-use information.
Source	Contour plot/Code (main program) Contour plot/Code/ado.cin (function that makes header of the eps file) Contour plot/Code/conto.cin (function which draws a level)
Date created	2008
Country of first publication	Japan
Notes	This is just an example of a contour plot to illustrate the article. However, the source may have an independent use, but you have to edit it; replace the test function mentioned above to your function you would like to plot. Feel free to download, to execute, to distribute and modify the source as you need. Please, indicate the source and modifications (if any) if you distribute it.
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-|Description=Example of [[contour plot]] . Function <math>
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 f(x,y)=
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 Levels <math>f(x,y)= 0.1</math> are shown wiht blue lines.
 After to generate the eps file, the image was converted to jpg format.
-|Author= Dmitrii Kouznetsov
+|author       = Dmitrii Kouznetsov
-|Date= 2008
+|copyright    = Dmitrii Kouznetsov
-|Source= [[Contour plot/Code]] (main program)
+|source       = [[Contour plot/Code]] (main program)
 * [[Contour plot/Code/ado.cin]]     (function that makes header of the eps file)
 * [[Contour plot/Code/conto.cin]]  (function which draws a level)
-|Country first published in= Japan
+|date-created = 2008
-|Copyright holder= Dmitrii Kouznetsov
+|pub-country  = Japan
-|Notes= This is just an example of a [[contour plot]] to illustrate the article. However, the source may have an independent use, but you have to edit it; replace the test function mentioned above to your function you would like to plot. Feel free to download, to execute, to distribute and modify the source as you need.
+|notes        = This is just an example of a [[contour plot]] to illustrate the article. However, the source may have an independent use, but you have to edit it; replace the test function mentioned above to your function you would like to plot. Feel free to download, to execute, to distribute and modify the source as you need.
 Please, indicate the source and modifications (if any) if you distribute it.
-|Other versions=}}
+|versions     =
+}}
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