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Simple animation -- time evolution of function - schniefen - Nov-20-2022 I would like to animate how a function evolves over time. I would like to do this using only plt.blablabla, not ax.blablabla. The function is defined as follows: import numpy as np from scipy import special y_lim=0.5 alpha=1 def pulse(t, x): return 1/2*(special.erf((y_lim-x)/np.sqrt(4*alpha*t))-special.erf((-y_lim-x)/np.sqrt(4*alpha*t)))Reasonable ranges for x and t are: max_iterations=200 t=np.linspace(0.0001, 3, max_iterations) x=np.linspace(-3,3, max_iterations)I appreciate any help. |