Mathematica Mathematica help union/intersection of 3d plots

[yzhang33]

I want to do the following:

Say I have 4 RegionPlot3D plots, namely A1 A2 B1 and B2. Each of those four plots are region plots so they occupies some kind of region inside the same 3d space.

First I want to find and display union of A1 and A2, call it A. Then find and display union of B1 and B2, call it B. Lastly, I want to find and display intersection of A and B.

Somethings that I have tried:
1. I can use Show[A1,A2] to graphically find the union of A1 and A2, but after I got A and B. I can't use the Show function to find intersection.

2. I can directly use RegionPlot3D to find intersections of two plots by naming the regions region1 and region2. I can use do RegionPlot3D[region1 && region2...] to do it. But I can't find unions using this method.

3. If my goal is first do intersection, then do union, I can use above two method to do it. But my goal is first do union. So if I use, it doesn't really tell me what region does the union results in, it just displays it.

 

[Bill Simpson]

I can use do RegionPlot3D[region1 && region2...] to do it. But I can't find unions using this method.

If you can do RegionPlot3D[region1 && region2...] for intersection
then why can't you do RegionPlot3D[region1 || region2...] for union?

http://reference.wolfram.com/mathematica/ref/RegionPlot3D.html

 

[yzhang33]

right right. I just found it out there is a || operator as well. Thank for the reply.