3D Plot - Optical Transfer Function

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For my Thesis i would like to replot the image shown above. unfortunately i have absolutly no idea how to do that. my skills in tikz are not that bad, however, this exceeds my abilities.
two dimensional convolution of line source



hopefully someone can help, thanks a lot guys :)



i started with something like that:



documentclassstandalone

usepackagetikz
usepackagetikz-3dplot

usepackageamsmath
usepackageamsfonts
usepackageamstext

tdplotsetmaincoords70150

begindocument
begintikzpicture[scale = 1,
 >=stealth,
 lens/.style = black,
 parameter/.style = thick,->,
 rounded corners = 1pt,
 opticalaxis/.style = dashdotted,
 tdplot_main_coords
 ]
draw[parameter] (0,0,0) coordinate(zero) --++ (-1,0,0); 
draw[thick] (zero) --++ (1,0,0);
draw[thick,->] (zero) --++ (0,2,0) node[below] $y$;
draw[thick] (zero) --++ (0,-2,0);
draw[parameter] (zero) --++ (0,0,1) node[above]$delta(x) 1(y)$;

foreach y in -1.8,-1.7,...,1.8 
 draw[->, >=latex] (0,y,0) -- (0,y,0.6);
 

endtikzpicture
enddocument





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  • Welcome to TeX.SE! What have you tried? The first and last plots can be done with tikz-3dplot or pgfplots, the middle plot also but requires some more effort than the other two.
    – marmot
    6 hours ago










  • i thought the last one would be the hardest..
    – Bakira
    6 hours ago














up vote
2
down vote

favorite
1












For my Thesis i would like to replot the image shown above. unfortunately i have absolutly no idea how to do that. my skills in tikz are not that bad, however, this exceeds my abilities.
two dimensional convolution of line source



hopefully someone can help, thanks a lot guys :)



i started with something like that:



documentclassstandalone

usepackagetikz
usepackagetikz-3dplot

usepackageamsmath
usepackageamsfonts
usepackageamstext

tdplotsetmaincoords70150

begindocument
begintikzpicture[scale = 1,
 >=stealth,
 lens/.style = black,
 parameter/.style = thick,->,
 rounded corners = 1pt,
 opticalaxis/.style = dashdotted,
 tdplot_main_coords
 ]
draw[parameter] (0,0,0) coordinate(zero) --++ (-1,0,0); 
draw[thick] (zero) --++ (1,0,0);
draw[thick,->] (zero) --++ (0,2,0) node[below] $y$;
draw[thick] (zero) --++ (0,-2,0);
draw[parameter] (zero) --++ (0,0,1) node[above]$delta(x) 1(y)$;

foreach y in -1.8,-1.7,...,1.8 
 draw[->, >=latex] (0,y,0) -- (0,y,0.6);
 

endtikzpicture
enddocument





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  • Welcome to TeX.SE! What have you tried? The first and last plots can be done with tikz-3dplot or pgfplots, the middle plot also but requires some more effort than the other two.
    – marmot
    6 hours ago










  • i thought the last one would be the hardest..
    – Bakira
    6 hours ago












up vote
2
down vote

favorite
1









up vote
2
down vote

favorite
1






1





For my Thesis i would like to replot the image shown above. unfortunately i have absolutly no idea how to do that. my skills in tikz are not that bad, however, this exceeds my abilities.
two dimensional convolution of line source



hopefully someone can help, thanks a lot guys :)



i started with something like that:



documentclassstandalone

usepackagetikz
usepackagetikz-3dplot

usepackageamsmath
usepackageamsfonts
usepackageamstext

tdplotsetmaincoords70150

begindocument
begintikzpicture[scale = 1,
 >=stealth,
 lens/.style = black,
 parameter/.style = thick,->,
 rounded corners = 1pt,
 opticalaxis/.style = dashdotted,
 tdplot_main_coords
 ]
draw[parameter] (0,0,0) coordinate(zero) --++ (-1,0,0); 
draw[thick] (zero) --++ (1,0,0);
draw[thick,->] (zero) --++ (0,2,0) node[below] $y$;
draw[thick] (zero) --++ (0,-2,0);
draw[parameter] (zero) --++ (0,0,1) node[above]$delta(x) 1(y)$;

foreach y in -1.8,-1.7,...,1.8 
 draw[->, >=latex] (0,y,0) -- (0,y,0.6);
 

endtikzpicture
enddocument





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For my Thesis i would like to replot the image shown above. unfortunately i have absolutly no idea how to do that. my skills in tikz are not that bad, however, this exceeds my abilities.
two dimensional convolution of line source



hopefully someone can help, thanks a lot guys :)



i started with something like that:



documentclassstandalone

usepackagetikz
usepackagetikz-3dplot

usepackageamsmath
usepackageamsfonts
usepackageamstext

tdplotsetmaincoords70150

begindocument
begintikzpicture[scale = 1,
 >=stealth,
 lens/.style = black,
 parameter/.style = thick,->,
 rounded corners = 1pt,
 opticalaxis/.style = dashdotted,
 tdplot_main_coords
 ]
draw[parameter] (0,0,0) coordinate(zero) --++ (-1,0,0); 
draw[thick] (zero) --++ (1,0,0);
draw[thick,->] (zero) --++ (0,2,0) node[below] $y$;
draw[thick] (zero) --++ (0,-2,0);
draw[parameter] (zero) --++ (0,0,1) node[above]$delta(x) 1(y)$;

foreach y in -1.8,-1.7,...,1.8 
 draw[->, >=latex] (0,y,0) -- (0,y,0.6);
 

endtikzpicture
enddocument





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  • Welcome to TeX.SE! What have you tried? The first and last plots can be done with tikz-3dplot or pgfplots, the middle plot also but requires some more effort than the other two.
    – marmot
    6 hours ago










  • i thought the last one would be the hardest..
    – Bakira
    6 hours ago
















  • Welcome to TeX.SE! What have you tried? The first and last plots can be done with tikz-3dplot or pgfplots, the middle plot also but requires some more effort than the other two.
    – marmot
    6 hours ago










  • i thought the last one would be the hardest..
    – Bakira
    6 hours ago















Welcome to TeX.SE! What have you tried? The first and last plots can be done with tikz-3dplot or pgfplots, the middle plot also but requires some more effort than the other two.
– marmot
6 hours ago




Welcome to TeX.SE! What have you tried? The first and last plots can be done with tikz-3dplot or pgfplots, the middle plot also but requires some more effort than the other two.
– marmot
6 hours ago












i thought the last one would be the hardest..
– Bakira
6 hours ago




i thought the last one would be the hardest..
– Bakira
6 hours ago










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You seem to already have done the first plot. (Notice, however, that you are loading tikz-3dplot, even set the view but never implement it. You need to put tdplot_main_coords somewhere.) Here is a pgfplots alternative. I guessed functions that look somewhat like what you plot on your screen shot. 



documentclass[border=3.14mm,tikz]standalone
usetikzlibrarypositioning
usepackageamsmath
DeclareMathOperatorPSFPSF
DeclareMathOperatorLSFLSF

usepackagepgfplots
pgfplotssetcompat=1.16,width=12cm,view=-4545
begindocument
 begintikzpicture[declare function=f(r)=cos(r*48)/(11+r*r);
 g(r)=0.05+cos(r*48)/(11+1.5*r*r);]
 % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/275668/121799
 beginaxis[name=plot1,xshift=-6cm,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-1,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.15), 
 data cs=polar,
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$,
 zlabel = $delta(x)cdot 1(y)$,
 ticks=none,samples y=1,ymin=-12,ymax=12,
 enlargelimits=0.3]
 addplot3[draw=none] (0,x,f(x));
 pgfplotsinvokeforeach-12,...,12
 draw[-latex] (0,#1,0) -- (0,#1,0.07);
 endaxis

 % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/124936/121799
 beginaxis[name=plot2,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none, 
 data cs=polar,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-2,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.15),
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$,
 zlabel = $PSF(x,y)$,
 enlargelimits=0.3,
 samples=30,
 domain=0:360, 
 y domain=0:12,samples y=72]
 addplot3 [surf,mesh/ordering=y varies,shader=interp,z buffer=sort] f(y);
 endaxis
 beginaxis[xshift=6cm,yshift=0.5cm,view=-4545,
 samples=30,shader=interp,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none, 
 domain=-12:12,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-3,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.05),
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$, 
 zlabel = $LSF(x)$,
 enlargelimits=0.6,
 y domain=-12:12,samples y=72]
 addplot3 [surf,mesh/ordering=y varies,shader=interp,z buffer=sort] 
 g(x);
 draw[fill=gray] plot[variable=x,smooth,samples=30,domain=-12:12] 
 (x,-12,g(x)) --(12,-12,0) -- (-12,-12,0) -- 
 (-12,12,0) -- (-12,12,g(12)) -- cycle;
 endaxis
 path (zlabel-1) -- node[midway]$times$ (zlabel-2)
 -- node[midway]$=$ (zlabel-3);
 endtikzpicture
enddocument


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  • One way to get a mesh is to remove shader=interp and add draw=black,thin, to the respective plots.
    – marmot
    5 hours ago










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You seem to already have done the first plot. (Notice, however, that you are loading tikz-3dplot, even set the view but never implement it. You need to put tdplot_main_coords somewhere.) Here is a pgfplots alternative. I guessed functions that look somewhat like what you plot on your screen shot. 



documentclass[border=3.14mm,tikz]standalone
usetikzlibrarypositioning
usepackageamsmath
DeclareMathOperatorPSFPSF
DeclareMathOperatorLSFLSF

usepackagepgfplots
pgfplotssetcompat=1.16,width=12cm,view=-4545
begindocument
 begintikzpicture[declare function=f(r)=cos(r*48)/(11+r*r);
 g(r)=0.05+cos(r*48)/(11+1.5*r*r);]
 % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/275668/121799
 beginaxis[name=plot1,xshift=-6cm,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-1,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.15), 
 data cs=polar,
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$,
 zlabel = $delta(x)cdot 1(y)$,
 ticks=none,samples y=1,ymin=-12,ymax=12,
 enlargelimits=0.3]
 addplot3[draw=none] (0,x,f(x));
 pgfplotsinvokeforeach-12,...,12
 draw[-latex] (0,#1,0) -- (0,#1,0.07);
 endaxis

 % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/124936/121799
 beginaxis[name=plot2,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none, 
 data cs=polar,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-2,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.15),
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$,
 zlabel = $PSF(x,y)$,
 enlargelimits=0.3,
 samples=30,
 domain=0:360, 
 y domain=0:12,samples y=72]
 addplot3 [surf,mesh/ordering=y varies,shader=interp,z buffer=sort] f(y);
 endaxis
 beginaxis[xshift=6cm,yshift=0.5cm,view=-4545,
 samples=30,shader=interp,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none, 
 domain=-12:12,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-3,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.05),
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$, 
 zlabel = $LSF(x)$,
 enlargelimits=0.6,
 y domain=-12:12,samples y=72]
 addplot3 [surf,mesh/ordering=y varies,shader=interp,z buffer=sort] 
 g(x);
 draw[fill=gray] plot[variable=x,smooth,samples=30,domain=-12:12] 
 (x,-12,g(x)) --(12,-12,0) -- (-12,-12,0) -- 
 (-12,12,0) -- (-12,12,g(12)) -- cycle;
 endaxis
 path (zlabel-1) -- node[midway]$times$ (zlabel-2)
 -- node[midway]$=$ (zlabel-3);
 endtikzpicture
enddocument


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  • One way to get a mesh is to remove shader=interp and add draw=black,thin, to the respective plots.
    – marmot
    5 hours ago














up vote
3
down vote













You seem to already have done the first plot. (Notice, however, that you are loading tikz-3dplot, even set the view but never implement it. You need to put tdplot_main_coords somewhere.) Here is a pgfplots alternative. I guessed functions that look somewhat like what you plot on your screen shot. 



documentclass[border=3.14mm,tikz]standalone
usetikzlibrarypositioning
usepackageamsmath
DeclareMathOperatorPSFPSF
DeclareMathOperatorLSFLSF

usepackagepgfplots
pgfplotssetcompat=1.16,width=12cm,view=-4545
begindocument
 begintikzpicture[declare function=f(r)=cos(r*48)/(11+r*r);
 g(r)=0.05+cos(r*48)/(11+1.5*r*r);]
 % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/275668/121799
 beginaxis[name=plot1,xshift=-6cm,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-1,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.15), 
 data cs=polar,
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$,
 zlabel = $delta(x)cdot 1(y)$,
 ticks=none,samples y=1,ymin=-12,ymax=12,
 enlargelimits=0.3]
 addplot3[draw=none] (0,x,f(x));
 pgfplotsinvokeforeach-12,...,12
 draw[-latex] (0,#1,0) -- (0,#1,0.07);
 endaxis

 % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/124936/121799
 beginaxis[name=plot2,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none, 
 data cs=polar,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-2,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.15),
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$,
 zlabel = $PSF(x,y)$,
 enlargelimits=0.3,
 samples=30,
 domain=0:360, 
 y domain=0:12,samples y=72]
 addplot3 [surf,mesh/ordering=y varies,shader=interp,z buffer=sort] f(y);
 endaxis
 beginaxis[xshift=6cm,yshift=0.5cm,view=-4545,
 samples=30,shader=interp,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none, 
 domain=-12:12,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-3,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.05),
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$, 
 zlabel = $LSF(x)$,
 enlargelimits=0.6,
 y domain=-12:12,samples y=72]
 addplot3 [surf,mesh/ordering=y varies,shader=interp,z buffer=sort] 
 g(x);
 draw[fill=gray] plot[variable=x,smooth,samples=30,domain=-12:12] 
 (x,-12,g(x)) --(12,-12,0) -- (-12,-12,0) -- 
 (-12,12,0) -- (-12,12,g(12)) -- cycle;
 endaxis
 path (zlabel-1) -- node[midway]$times$ (zlabel-2)
 -- node[midway]$=$ (zlabel-3);
 endtikzpicture
enddocument


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  • One way to get a mesh is to remove shader=interp and add draw=black,thin, to the respective plots.
    – marmot
    5 hours ago












up vote
3
down vote










up vote
3
down vote









You seem to already have done the first plot. (Notice, however, that you are loading tikz-3dplot, even set the view but never implement it. You need to put tdplot_main_coords somewhere.) Here is a pgfplots alternative. I guessed functions that look somewhat like what you plot on your screen shot. 



documentclass[border=3.14mm,tikz]standalone
usetikzlibrarypositioning
usepackageamsmath
DeclareMathOperatorPSFPSF
DeclareMathOperatorLSFLSF

usepackagepgfplots
pgfplotssetcompat=1.16,width=12cm,view=-4545
begindocument
 begintikzpicture[declare function=f(r)=cos(r*48)/(11+r*r);
 g(r)=0.05+cos(r*48)/(11+1.5*r*r);]
 % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/275668/121799
 beginaxis[name=plot1,xshift=-6cm,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-1,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.15), 
 data cs=polar,
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$,
 zlabel = $delta(x)cdot 1(y)$,
 ticks=none,samples y=1,ymin=-12,ymax=12,
 enlargelimits=0.3]
 addplot3[draw=none] (0,x,f(x));
 pgfplotsinvokeforeach-12,...,12
 draw[-latex] (0,#1,0) -- (0,#1,0.07);
 endaxis

 % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/124936/121799
 beginaxis[name=plot2,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none, 
 data cs=polar,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-2,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.15),
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$,
 zlabel = $PSF(x,y)$,
 enlargelimits=0.3,
 samples=30,
 domain=0:360, 
 y domain=0:12,samples y=72]
 addplot3 [surf,mesh/ordering=y varies,shader=interp,z buffer=sort] f(y);
 endaxis
 beginaxis[xshift=6cm,yshift=0.5cm,view=-4545,
 samples=30,shader=interp,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none, 
 domain=-12:12,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-3,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.05),
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$, 
 zlabel = $LSF(x)$,
 enlargelimits=0.6,
 y domain=-12:12,samples y=72]
 addplot3 [surf,mesh/ordering=y varies,shader=interp,z buffer=sort] 
 g(x);
 draw[fill=gray] plot[variable=x,smooth,samples=30,domain=-12:12] 
 (x,-12,g(x)) --(12,-12,0) -- (-12,-12,0) -- 
 (-12,12,0) -- (-12,12,g(12)) -- cycle;
 endaxis
 path (zlabel-1) -- node[midway]$times$ (zlabel-2)
 -- node[midway]$=$ (zlabel-3);
 endtikzpicture
enddocument


enter image description here






share|improve this answer














You seem to already have done the first plot. (Notice, however, that you are loading tikz-3dplot, even set the view but never implement it. You need to put tdplot_main_coords somewhere.) Here is a pgfplots alternative. I guessed functions that look somewhat like what you plot on your screen shot. 



documentclass[border=3.14mm,tikz]standalone
usetikzlibrarypositioning
usepackageamsmath
DeclareMathOperatorPSFPSF
DeclareMathOperatorLSFLSF

usepackagepgfplots
pgfplotssetcompat=1.16,width=12cm,view=-4545
begindocument
 begintikzpicture[declare function=f(r)=cos(r*48)/(11+r*r);
 g(r)=0.05+cos(r*48)/(11+1.5*r*r);]
 % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/275668/121799
 beginaxis[name=plot1,xshift=-6cm,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-1,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.15), 
 data cs=polar,
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$,
 zlabel = $delta(x)cdot 1(y)$,
 ticks=none,samples y=1,ymin=-12,ymax=12,
 enlargelimits=0.3]
 addplot3[draw=none] (0,x,f(x));
 pgfplotsinvokeforeach-12,...,12
 draw[-latex] (0,#1,0) -- (0,#1,0.07);
 endaxis

 % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/124936/121799
 beginaxis[name=plot2,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none, 
 data cs=polar,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-2,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.15),
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$,
 zlabel = $PSF(x,y)$,
 enlargelimits=0.3,
 samples=30,
 domain=0:360, 
 y domain=0:12,samples y=72]
 addplot3 [surf,mesh/ordering=y varies,shader=interp,z buffer=sort] f(y);
 endaxis
 beginaxis[xshift=6cm,yshift=0.5cm,view=-4545,
 samples=30,shader=interp,axis lines = center,
 ticks=none, 
 domain=-12:12,
 every axis z label/.append style=name=zlabel-3,
 at=(ticklabel* cs:1.05),
 xlabel = $x$,
 ylabel = $y$, 
 zlabel = $LSF(x)$,
 enlargelimits=0.6,
 y domain=-12:12,samples y=72]
 addplot3 [surf,mesh/ordering=y varies,shader=interp,z buffer=sort] 
 g(x);
 draw[fill=gray] plot[variable=x,smooth,samples=30,domain=-12:12] 
 (x,-12,g(x)) --(12,-12,0) -- (-12,-12,0) -- 
 (-12,12,0) -- (-12,12,g(12)) -- cycle;
 endaxis
 path (zlabel-1) -- node[midway]$times$ (zlabel-2)
 -- node[midway]$=$ (zlabel-3);
 endtikzpicture
enddocument


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  • One way to get a mesh is to remove shader=interp and add draw=black,thin, to the respective plots.
    – marmot
    5 hours ago
















  • One way to get a mesh is to remove shader=interp and add draw=black,thin, to the respective plots.
    – marmot
    5 hours ago















One way to get a mesh is to remove shader=interp and add draw=black,thin, to the respective plots.
– marmot
5 hours ago




One way to get a mesh is to remove shader=interp and add draw=black,thin, to the respective plots.
– marmot
5 hours ago










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