User talk:Nschloe

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Complex domain coloring plots
Dear Nschloe, thank you for your work on revising complex function domain coloring plots, such as to improve the hues to be more perceptually uniform. I'd like offer a few suggestions, which I hope are helpful as you continue your work.
 * Zooming in on File:Zeta_domain_coloring.svg, the appearance isn't "crisp" to my eye. One issue is that the contour lines are too thick and are layered on in a way which doesn't look natural. The lines also overlap each other near zeros and poles.
 * In File:Exp1z.png around ±0.25i, there are noticeable small squares, where the colors aren't smooth.
 * The existing domain coloring plots follow a de facto convention that values reiθ with θ ≈ 0 are colored red. It would be preferable if your plots would follow this color convention. There is no good reason to introduce a second competing convention (θ ≈ 0 colored green). The best choice is the one that maintains consistency. Consistency makes it easier for readers to stay oriented even when looking at plots made by different people on different articles.

Lastly, I just want to share some related work I really liked and found inspirational: Check out Ricky Reusser's work in and. Hope you like it too! Adumbrativus (talk) 03:34, 29 October 2021 (UTC)