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viiicontents2.3 Experimental Error Investigation (Problem) 392.3.1 Error Assessment 433 Visualization Tools 453.1 Data Visualization 453.2 PtPlot: 2-D Graphs Within Java 463.3 Grace/ACE: Superb 2-D Graphs for Unix/Linux 513.3.1 Grace Basics 513.4 Gnuplot: Reliable 2-D and 3-D Plots 563.4.1 Gnuplot Input Data Format ⊙ 583.4.2 Printing Plots 593.4.3 Gnuplot Surface (3-D) Plots 603.4.4 Gnuplot Vector Fields 623.4.5 Animations from a Plotting Program (Gnuplot) ⊙ 643.5 OpenDX for Dicing and Slicing 653.6 Texturing and 3-D Imaging 654 Object-Oriented Programs: Impedance &Batons 674.1 Unit I. Basic Objects: Complex Impedance 674.2 Complex Numbers (Math) 674.3 Resistance Becomes Impedance (Theory) 704.4 Abstract Data Structures, Objects (CS) 704.4.1 Object Declaration and Construction 724.4.2 Implementation in Java 734.4.3 Static and Nonstatic Methods 764.4.4 Nonstatic Methods 774.5 Complex Currents (Solution) 794.6 OOP Worked Examples 804.6.1 OOP Beats 804.6.2 OOP Planet 824.7 Unit II. Advanced Objects: Baton Projectiles ⊙ 854.8 Trajectory of a Thrown Baton (Problem) 864.8.1 Combined Translation and Rotation (Theory) 864.9 OOP Design Concepts (CS) 894.9.1 Including Multiple Classes 904.9.2 Ball and Path Class Implementation 924.9.3 Composition, Objects Within Objects 934.9.4 Baton Class Implementation 94−101COPYRIGHT 2008, PRINCET O N UNIVE R S I T Y P R E S SEVALUATION COPY ONLY. NOT FOR USE IN COURSES.34811_fm — 2008/2/13 — Page viii