traj_plot: Plots a trajectory

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Plots a trajectory

Description

This function handles trajectories can stem from either of two sources:

1. A parametric description of a curve, such as sin(t) ~ cos(t), along with a domain in t.

2. The solution to an ordinary differential equation as produce by integrateODE()

Usage

traj_plot(..., npts = 500, nt = 5)

Arguments

...	Handles the first several objects which are, in this order - tilde: a two sided tilde expression - soln: optionally, a solution object such as from integrateODE(), or instead - domain: a domain object, e.g. domain(t=0:10)
npts	number of plotted points (default: 500)
nt	number of tick marks to use in a trajectory plot

Details

The tilde expression is the critical part

Examples

traj_plot(2*x + 3 ~ sin(x), domain(x=0:10))
PPdyn <- makeODE(dR ~  0.3*R - 0.03*R*F, dF ~ -0.3*F + 0.0003*R*F)
Soln <- integrateODE(PPdyn, domain(t=0:20), R=1200, F=8)
traj_plot(R(t) ~ F(t), Soln, nt=10)
traj_plot(R(t)*F(t) ~ t, Soln, nt=0)

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