
Figure 21
Elliptical quadratic minimum
The origin is the unique global minimum: f(0,0)=0. Unequal positive curvature creates an elliptical bowl.
z = 0.08*x^2+0.18*y^2
x,y ∈ [-5, 5]; dimensionless.
A $149 pilot for three static mathematical surface illustrations.

Figure 21
The origin is the unique global minimum: f(0,0)=0. Unequal positive curvature creates an elliptical bowl.
z = 0.08*x^2+0.18*y^2
x,y ∈ [-5, 5]; dimensionless.

Figure 14
At (0,0), z=0 and the gradient vanishes. Values increase along x and decrease along y, so the origin is a saddle.
z = 0.15*(x^2-y^2)
x,y ∈ [-5, 5]; dimensionless.

Figure 24
Global minima at (−2,0) and (2,0) have z=0. The stationary point at (0,0), z=1.92, is a saddle.
z = 0.12*(x^2-4)^2+0.2*y^2
x,y ∈ [-3, 3]; dimensionless.
Three static mathematical surface illustrations in one agreed visual style and size (initial proposal: 3000×2000). Each figure includes sRGB JPEG and opaque PNG, equation/settings notes, captions and alt text. One consolidated in-scope revision. The pilot price is US$149. We agree audience, equations, finite domains, labels, price, scope, rights, delivery date and cancellation/refund arrangements in writing before payment.
Approved explicit single-valued z=f(x,y) equations on finite domains, with supported syntax and a meaning that can be independently checked. A feasibility check must establish that the actual tool can render each agreed example faithfully. These three polynomial samples demonstrate the initial scope.
No arbitrary datasets or scientific simulation, sensitive/confidential research handling, general data cleanup, medical/financial/engineering certification, peer review or publication acceptance, editable SVG/vector output, animation, transparent backgrounds, 3D-printable files or unlimited revisions. Verification is limited to the explicitly agreed equations, domains, numeric values and labels; no broader scientific correctness is promised.
One consolidated correction list within the accepted equations, domains, size and style. Replacing equations, adding figures, changing the mathematical scope or requesting extra formats/rounds needs a separate agreement. Numeric and label errors must be resolved before acceptance. No paid order is accepted until scope and delivery timing are expressly agreed. No automatic 24-hour turnaround.
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Equation(s): Finite x/y domain(s): Audience and intended use: Output size and one visual style: Requested date (subject to agreement): Labels and units: Expected features/reference values: Rights needed (including any exclusivity request): Permission to use supplied equations/material: Other essential scope notes: Please send nonconfidential text only. Submitting an inquiry does not create an order.
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