Given three vectors x,y,z., how do i plot the magnitude[sqrt(x^2+y^2+z^2)] and show it in 3D using matlab or mathematica?
If you have any other math package i can use and how-that would be great too.
Thanks Ghosh and Gupta.
Thing is my data is continuous so plotting the magnitude from the origin doesn't give me a flow of the vector.Is it possible to set it such that the previous data point becomes the origin of the next point?
Forget Matlab, use ParaView! There you can build up the 3D-Data slice out planes, rotate the sliced view, draw streamlines of the vector field in 3D and color them by the magnitude of the vectors.
Thanks all,i have used the quiver3 in matlab its cool but am trying out the Paraview.
@Samuel Paraview seems cool but i have never used it before and it looks complex.Any suggestions on how to go about it?
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