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Plot filled ellipse in 3D
""" Plot filled ellipse in 3D.
With major axis and line of nodes
Written by PM 2Ring 2023.9.24
"""
var('th')
deg = n(pi / 180)
def ellipse(a, ec):
p = a * (1 - ec^2)
r = p / (1 + ec * cos(th))
return vector([r * cos(th), r * sin(th)])
def filled_plot(func, dom, color="#cc0"):
color = Color(color)
return parametric_plot(func, dom, fill=True,
color=color.darker(0.5), fillcolor=color,
alpha=0.9, fillalpha=0.6, thickness=2
)
# XY plane & axes
def add_axes(P):
bbox = P.bounding_box()
# XY plane
Q = plot3d(0, *[*zip(*bbox)][:2], color="#ccc", opacity=0.6)
dlo, dhi = [matrix.diagonal(t) for t in bbox]
colors = "red", "green", "blue"
# Axes
Q += sum(line3d([lo, hi], color=c)
for lo, hi, c in zip(dlo, dhi, colors))
Q += sum(point(p, size=5, color=c)
for p, c in zip(dhi, colors))
return Q
# Orbital elements. Angles in radians
# a: Semi-major axis
# ec: Eccentricity
# Om: Long of Ascending Node
# In: Inclination
# W: Arg of perifocus
def plot_orbit(a, ec, Om, In, W, color="#cc0"):
ell = ellipse(a, ec)
P = filled_plot(ell, (th, 0, 2*pi), color=color)
# Periapsis, apoapsis
rp, ra = a * (1 - ec), a * (1 + ec)
# Major axis
P += line([(rp, 0), (-ra, 0)], color="#500")
# Line of nodes
P += line([ell(th=-W), ell(th=pi-W)], color="#033")
return P.plot3d().rotateZ(-W).rotateX(-In).rotateZ(-Om)
P = Graphics()
a = 10
ec = 0
In = 30 * deg
W = 0
mi = 4
for i in range(mi):
Om = i * 30 * deg
P += plot_orbit(a, ec, Om, In, W, color=hue(i/mi))
P += add_axes(P)
P.show(frame=False, theme='dark', projection='orthographic')
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PM2Ring commented Nov 2, 2023

Live demo on SageMathCell.

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