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I have a 2D function $f(x,z)$ which I render with Plot3D. In the plot, on top of the surface, I want to plot 1D functions at $f(0, z)$, $f(100, z)$ and $f(200, z)$.



So far I only have this:



um = 1;



Potential[V0_, k_, w_, x_, z_] := V0*(Sin[k z]^2)*Exp[(-2 x^2)/w^2]



mfx = 

  Function[{x, y, z}, Evaluate[D[Potential[1, (2 π)/(0.725 um ), 200 um, x, z], x]]];



Plot3D[Potential[1, (2 π)/(0.725 um ), 200 um, x, z], 

   {x, -500 um, 500 um}, {z, -1.1 um, 1.1 um}, 

   PlotRange -> Full, 

   AxesLabel -> {x, z}, 

   PlotPoints -> 50, 

   MeshFunctions -> {mfx}, 

   Mesh -> {{0}}, 

   MeshStyle -> {{Red}}, 

   Boxed -> False, 

   Axes -> {True, False, False}, 

   PlotStyle -> Cyan]


And I get this:



enter image description here



This only works for the $x = 0$ bit though.. how can I also add lines at $x = 100, 200$?






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    I have a 2D function $f(x,z)$ which I render with Plot3D. In the plot, on top of the surface, I want to plot 1D functions at $f(0, z)$, $f(100, z)$ and $f(200, z)$.



    So far I only have this:



    um = 1;
    

    
Potential[V0_, k_, w_, x_, z_] := V0*(Sin[k z]^2)*Exp[(-2 x^2)/w^2]
    

    
mfx = 
    
  Function[{x, y, z}, Evaluate[D[Potential[1, (2 π)/(0.725 um ), 200 um, x, z], x]]];
    

    
Plot3D[Potential[1, (2 π)/(0.725 um ), 200 um, x, z], 
    
   {x, -500 um, 500 um}, {z, -1.1 um, 1.1 um}, 
    
   PlotRange -> Full, 
    
   AxesLabel -> {x, z}, 
    
   PlotPoints -> 50, 
    
   MeshFunctions -> {mfx}, 
    
   Mesh -> {{0}}, 
    
   MeshStyle -> {{Red}}, 
    
   Boxed -> False, 
    
   Axes -> {True, False, False}, 
    
   PlotStyle -> Cyan]


    And I get this:



    enter image description here



    This only works for the $x = 0$ bit though.. how can I also add lines at $x = 100, 200$?






    plotting







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      $begingroup$


      I have a 2D function $f(x,z)$ which I render with Plot3D. In the plot, on top of the surface, I want to plot 1D functions at $f(0, z)$, $f(100, z)$ and $f(200, z)$.



      So far I only have this:



      um = 1;
      

      
Potential[V0_, k_, w_, x_, z_] := V0*(Sin[k z]^2)*Exp[(-2 x^2)/w^2]
      

      
mfx = 
      
  Function[{x, y, z}, Evaluate[D[Potential[1, (2 π)/(0.725 um ), 200 um, x, z], x]]];
      

      
Plot3D[Potential[1, (2 π)/(0.725 um ), 200 um, x, z], 
      
   {x, -500 um, 500 um}, {z, -1.1 um, 1.1 um}, 
      
   PlotRange -> Full, 
      
   AxesLabel -> {x, z}, 
      
   PlotPoints -> 50, 
      
   MeshFunctions -> {mfx}, 
      
   Mesh -> {{0}}, 
      
   MeshStyle -> {{Red}}, 
      
   Boxed -> False, 
      
   Axes -> {True, False, False}, 
      
   PlotStyle -> Cyan]


      And I get this:



      enter image description here



      This only works for the $x = 0$ bit though.. how can I also add lines at $x = 100, 200$?






      plotting







      share|improve this question











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      I have a 2D function $f(x,z)$ which I render with Plot3D. In the plot, on top of the surface, I want to plot 1D functions at $f(0, z)$, $f(100, z)$ and $f(200, z)$.



      So far I only have this:



      um = 1;
      

      
Potential[V0_, k_, w_, x_, z_] := V0*(Sin[k z]^2)*Exp[(-2 x^2)/w^2]
      

      
mfx = 
      
  Function[{x, y, z}, Evaluate[D[Potential[1, (2 π)/(0.725 um ), 200 um, x, z], x]]];
      

      
Plot3D[Potential[1, (2 π)/(0.725 um ), 200 um, x, z], 
      
   {x, -500 um, 500 um}, {z, -1.1 um, 1.1 um}, 
      
   PlotRange -> Full, 
      
   AxesLabel -> {x, z}, 
      
   PlotPoints -> 50, 
      
   MeshFunctions -> {mfx}, 
      
   Mesh -> {{0}}, 
      
   MeshStyle -> {{Red}}, 
      
   Boxed -> False, 
      
   Axes -> {True, False, False}, 
      
   PlotStyle -> Cyan]


      And I get this:



      enter image description here



      This only works for the $x = 0$ bit though.. how can I also add lines at $x = 100, 200$?






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          You have to indicate the Mesh as a List



          um = 1;
          
Potential[V0_, k_, w_, x_, z_] := V0*(Sin[k z]^2)*Exp[(-2 x^2)/w^2]
          
Plot3D[Potential[1, (2 π)/(0.725 um), 200 um, x, z], 
          
  {x, -500 um, 500 um}, {z, -1.1 um, 1.1 um}, 
          
  PlotRange -> Full, 
          
  AxesLabel -> {x, z}, PlotPoints -> 50, 
          
  Mesh -> {{0, 100, 200}, {30}, {30}}, MeshStyle -> {{Red}}, 
          
  Boxed -> False, Axes -> {True, False, False}, PlotStyle -> Cyan]





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            I have removed the definition of mfxsince it is not relevant to your solution.
            $endgroup$
            – m_goldberg
            3 hours ago










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            I suggest MeshStyle -> {Directive[Red, AbsoluteThickness[4]]}. I think it make for a better looking plot.
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            – m_goldberg
            3 hours ago











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          You have to indicate the Mesh as a List



          um = 1;
          
Potential[V0_, k_, w_, x_, z_] := V0*(Sin[k z]^2)*Exp[(-2 x^2)/w^2]
          
Plot3D[Potential[1, (2 π)/(0.725 um), 200 um, x, z], 
          
  {x, -500 um, 500 um}, {z, -1.1 um, 1.1 um}, 
          
  PlotRange -> Full, 
          
  AxesLabel -> {x, z}, PlotPoints -> 50, 
          
  Mesh -> {{0, 100, 200}, {30}, {30}}, MeshStyle -> {{Red}}, 
          
  Boxed -> False, Axes -> {True, False, False}, PlotStyle -> Cyan]





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            I have removed the definition of mfxsince it is not relevant to your solution.
            $endgroup$
            – m_goldberg
            3 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            I suggest MeshStyle -> {Directive[Red, AbsoluteThickness[4]]}. I think it make for a better looking plot.
            $endgroup$
            – m_goldberg
            3 hours ago
















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          $begingroup$

          You have to indicate the Mesh as a List



          um = 1;
          
Potential[V0_, k_, w_, x_, z_] := V0*(Sin[k z]^2)*Exp[(-2 x^2)/w^2]
          
Plot3D[Potential[1, (2 π)/(0.725 um), 200 um, x, z], 
          
  {x, -500 um, 500 um}, {z, -1.1 um, 1.1 um}, 
          
  PlotRange -> Full, 
          
  AxesLabel -> {x, z}, PlotPoints -> 50, 
          
  Mesh -> {{0, 100, 200}, {30}, {30}}, MeshStyle -> {{Red}}, 
          
  Boxed -> False, Axes -> {True, False, False}, PlotStyle -> Cyan]





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          • $begingroup$
            I have removed the definition of mfxsince it is not relevant to your solution.
            $endgroup$
            – m_goldberg
            3 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            I suggest MeshStyle -> {Directive[Red, AbsoluteThickness[4]]}. I think it make for a better looking plot.
            $endgroup$
            – m_goldberg
            3 hours ago














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          $begingroup$

          You have to indicate the Mesh as a List



          um = 1;
          
Potential[V0_, k_, w_, x_, z_] := V0*(Sin[k z]^2)*Exp[(-2 x^2)/w^2]
          
Plot3D[Potential[1, (2 π)/(0.725 um), 200 um, x, z], 
          
  {x, -500 um, 500 um}, {z, -1.1 um, 1.1 um}, 
          
  PlotRange -> Full, 
          
  AxesLabel -> {x, z}, PlotPoints -> 50, 
          
  Mesh -> {{0, 100, 200}, {30}, {30}}, MeshStyle -> {{Red}}, 
          
  Boxed -> False, Axes -> {True, False, False}, PlotStyle -> Cyan]





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          You have to indicate the Mesh as a List



          um = 1;
          
Potential[V0_, k_, w_, x_, z_] := V0*(Sin[k z]^2)*Exp[(-2 x^2)/w^2]
          
Plot3D[Potential[1, (2 π)/(0.725 um), 200 um, x, z], 
          
  {x, -500 um, 500 um}, {z, -1.1 um, 1.1 um}, 
          
  PlotRange -> Full, 
          
  AxesLabel -> {x, z}, PlotPoints -> 50, 
          
  Mesh -> {{0, 100, 200}, {30}, {30}}, MeshStyle -> {{Red}}, 
          
  Boxed -> False, Axes -> {True, False, False}, PlotStyle -> Cyan]






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          • $begingroup$
            I have removed the definition of mfxsince it is not relevant to your solution.
            $endgroup$
            – m_goldberg
            3 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            I suggest MeshStyle -> {Directive[Red, AbsoluteThickness[4]]}. I think it make for a better looking plot.
            $endgroup$
            – m_goldberg
            3 hours ago


















          • $begingroup$
            I have removed the definition of mfxsince it is not relevant to your solution.
            $endgroup$
            – m_goldberg
            3 hours ago










          • $begingroup$
            I suggest MeshStyle -> {Directive[Red, AbsoluteThickness[4]]}. I think it make for a better looking plot.
            $endgroup$
            – m_goldberg
            3 hours ago
















          $begingroup$
          I have removed the definition of mfxsince it is not relevant to your solution.
          $endgroup$
          – m_goldberg
          3 hours ago




          $begingroup$
          I have removed the definition of mfxsince it is not relevant to your solution.
          $endgroup$
          – m_goldberg
          3 hours ago












          $begingroup$
          I suggest MeshStyle -> {Directive[Red, AbsoluteThickness[4]]}. I think it make for a better looking plot.
          $endgroup$
          – m_goldberg
          3 hours ago




          $begingroup$
          I suggest MeshStyle -> {Directive[Red, AbsoluteThickness[4]]}. I think it make for a better looking plot.
          $endgroup$
          – m_goldberg
          3 hours ago


















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