Math paper
The so-called mathematical paper (also network paper or functional paper ) is provided with a special print of a coordinate network. It is used in mathematics or geometry to display curves and points according to coordinates . The best known form is squared paper, colloquially also called squared paper .
The ability to create graphical representations from spreadsheet programs reduces the importance of such drawing aids (however, the representation of data on logarithmic scales is still important and useful).
The Nomographie deals with the production of such graphical evaluation of functions. They are also called nomograms. Mathematical papers are a subset of nomograms, which include the slide rule , for example .
The math papers include:
- Graph paper
- Logarithmic paper
- Double logarithmic paper
- Logarithmic paper
- Polar coordinate paper
- Triangular mesh paper (isometric paper )
- Probability paper
- Smith Chart
- Hex paper
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