GAUSS 10.0

Displays algebraically defined lines and surfaces positioned in 3D space. It works with parametric definitions having one and two parameters, as well as cylindrical polar coordinates and basic three-dimensional forms. Models can be studied using viewpoint controls.

Displays lines and surfaces defined algebraically in 3D space in many forms, including z=f(x,y), cylindrical polar coordinates, and parametric definitions with one (giving a line) and two (surface) parameters. View controls move the viewpoint through 3D space, using keyboard and mouse. There are options to display a surface, a mesh or a combination. The number of 'steps' on each edge (level of detail) can be controlled.
The defining expressions include a very wide range of forms : polynomials, trig, hyperbolic exponential and logarithmic, rational expressions and series sums and products.