Happy Valentine's Day Plot: x,y = 16sin^3 t, 13cos t-5cos2t-2cos3t-cos4t

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The discussion centers around a mathematical plot defined by the equation Plot(x,y) = (16sin^3 t, 13cos t - 5cos 2t - 2cos 3t - cos 4t), which produces a heart shape. Participants express appreciation for the aesthetic of the plot, with one user mentioning the possibility of finding a transfer function with a Nyquist plot that resembles the heart shape. The conversation includes festive greetings for Valentine's Day and acknowledges the creative variations on the original formula, likening the resulting designs to a Spirograph. Overall, the focus is on the beauty of mathematical representations and their artistic interpretations.
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Plot(x,y)=\left ( 16\sin^3 t\;\; ,\;\; 13\cos t - 5\cos 2t -2\cos 3t -cos 4t \right ):)
 
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nice, let me see if I can find a transfer function with nyquist plot similar to this.

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Nice heart! Happy Valentine's Day!
 
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Happy Valentine's Day!​
 
Though the equation form is so pure...
 
Evo said:
Nice heart! Happy Valentine's Day!
Only stay home or let's with friends.
 
Variation on a theme. Still based on the formula posted by Simon, but with a Spirograph like look.
 

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