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Algorithm 483: Masked three-dimensional plot program with rotations

PLOT3D will accept three-dimensional data in various forms, rotate it in three-space, and plot the projection of the resulting figure onto the x-y plane. Those lines or portions of lines which should be hidden by previous lines are masked.

Steven L. Watkins

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