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I'm quite new to TikZ, so I would love to get some help with the drawing! What I intended to draw was not exactly what is shown in the picture, as that is probably not possible. I only want to draw a similar photo within the boundaries of TikZ. That is, The function f on M is a map from M to R^1. The coordinate map g from a region U of M containing P onto a region g(U) of R^n has an inverse. The composite map fog^-1 gives a map from R^n to R^1, which is a function on R^n.the surfaces themselves don't have to curve exactly like the ones in the photo.



Here is the code



documentclass[border=5mm,tikz]standalone
usepackageamssymb
usepackagepgfplots
usepgfplotslibrarypatchplots
usetikzlibrarypatterns, positioning, arrows
pgfplotssetcompat=1.8
usepackagetikz


begindocument

begintikzpicture

% Functions i
path[->] (0.8, 0) edge [bend right] node[left, xshift=-2mm] $phi_i$ (-1, -2.9);
draw[white,fill=white] (0.06,-0.57) circle (.15cm);
path[->] (-0.7, -3.05) edge [bend right] node [right, yshift=-3mm] $phi^-1_i$ (1.093, -0.11);
draw[white, fill=white] (0.95,-1.2) circle (.15cm);

% Functions j
path[->] (5.8, -2.8) edge [bend left] node[midway, xshift=-5mm, yshift=-3mm] $phi^-1_j$ (3.8, -0.35);
draw[white, fill=white] (4,-1.1) circle (.15cm);
path[->] (4.2, 0) edge [bend left] node[right, xshift=2mm] $phi_j$ (6.2, -2.8);
draw[white, fill=white] (4.54,-0.12) circle (.15cm);

% Manifold
draw[smooth cycle, tension=0.4, fill=white, pattern color=brown, pattern=north west lines, opacity=0.7] plot coordinates(2,2) (-0.5,0) (3,-2) (5,1) node at (3,2.3) $M$;

% Help lines
%draw[help lines] (-3,-6) grid (8,6);

% Subsets
draw[smooth cycle, pattern color=orange, pattern=crosshatch dots] plot coordinates (1,0) (1.5, 1.2) (2.5,1.3) (2.6, 0.4);
node [label=[label distance=-0.3cm, xshift=-2cm, fill=white]:$U_i$] ;
draw[smooth cycle, pattern color=blue, pattern=crosshatch dots]
plot coordinates (4, 0) (3.7, 0.8) (3.0, 1.2) (2.5, 1.2) (2.2, 0.8) (2.3, 0.5) (2.6, 0.3) (3.5, 0.0); node [label=[label distance=-0.8cm, xshift=.75cm, yshift=1cm, fill=white]:$U_j$] ;

% First Axis
draw[thick, ->] (-3,-5) -- (0, -5) node [label=above:$phi_i(U_i)$] ;
draw[thick, ->] (-3,-5) -- (-3, -2) node [label=right:$mathbbR^m$] ;

% Arrow from i to j
draw[->] (0, -3.85) -- node[midway, above]$psi_ij$ (4.5, -3.85);

% Second Axis
draw[thick, ->] (5, -5) -- (8, -5) node [label=above:$phi_j(U_j)$] ;
draw[thick, ->] (5, -5) -- (5, -2) node [label=right:$mathbbR^m$] ;

% Sets in R^m
draw[white, pattern color=orange, pattern=crosshatch dots] (-0.67, -3.06) -- +(180:0.8) arc (180:270:0.8);
fill[even odd rule, white] [smooth cycle] plot coordinates(-2, -4.5) (-2, -3.2) (-0.8, -3.2) (-0.8, -4.5) (-0.67, -3.06) -- +(180:0.8) arc (180:270:0.8);
draw[smooth cycle] plot coordinates(-2, -4.5) (-2, -3.2) (-0.8, -3.2) (-0.8, -4.5);
draw (-1.45, -3.06) arc (180:270:0.8);

draw[white, pattern color=blue, pattern=crosshatch dots] (5.7, -3.06) -- +(-90:0.8) arc (-90:0:0.8);
fill[even odd rule, white] [smooth cycle] plot coordinates(7, -4.5) (7, -3.2) (5.8, -3.2) (5.8, -4.5) (5.7, -3.06) -- +(-90:0.8) arc (-90:0:0.8);
draw[smooth cycle] plot coordinates(7, -4.5) (7, -3.2) (5.8, -3.2) (5.8, -4.5);
draw (5.69, -3.85) arc (-90:0:0.8);

endtikzpicture

enddocument


I don't get anywhere near the figure I need to make.










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  • 5





    Welcome to TeX.SE! Here is a code that you may build on. If you have problems adapting it to your needs, you will have a nice basis for a question to post here.

    – marmot
    Jan 18 at 17:05











  • Please show us the code you have tried so far. Did you follow the link given in the comment above?

    – Kurt
    19 hours ago











  • I tried to use the code given by marmot but I was unable to modify it to make the figure i.stack.imgur.com/GOWEO.jpg

    – user179774
    5 hours ago















1















I'm quite new to TikZ, so I would love to get some help with the drawing! What I intended to draw was not exactly what is shown in the picture, as that is probably not possible. I only want to draw a similar photo within the boundaries of TikZ. That is, The function f on M is a map from M to R^1. The coordinate map g from a region U of M containing P onto a region g(U) of R^n has an inverse. The composite map fog^-1 gives a map from R^n to R^1, which is a function on R^n.the surfaces themselves don't have to curve exactly like the ones in the photo.



Here is the code



documentclass[border=5mm,tikz]standalone
usepackageamssymb
usepackagepgfplots
usepgfplotslibrarypatchplots
usetikzlibrarypatterns, positioning, arrows
pgfplotssetcompat=1.8
usepackagetikz


begindocument

begintikzpicture

% Functions i
path[->] (0.8, 0) edge [bend right] node[left, xshift=-2mm] $phi_i$ (-1, -2.9);
draw[white,fill=white] (0.06,-0.57) circle (.15cm);
path[->] (-0.7, -3.05) edge [bend right] node [right, yshift=-3mm] $phi^-1_i$ (1.093, -0.11);
draw[white, fill=white] (0.95,-1.2) circle (.15cm);

% Functions j
path[->] (5.8, -2.8) edge [bend left] node[midway, xshift=-5mm, yshift=-3mm] $phi^-1_j$ (3.8, -0.35);
draw[white, fill=white] (4,-1.1) circle (.15cm);
path[->] (4.2, 0) edge [bend left] node[right, xshift=2mm] $phi_j$ (6.2, -2.8);
draw[white, fill=white] (4.54,-0.12) circle (.15cm);

% Manifold
draw[smooth cycle, tension=0.4, fill=white, pattern color=brown, pattern=north west lines, opacity=0.7] plot coordinates(2,2) (-0.5,0) (3,-2) (5,1) node at (3,2.3) $M$;

% Help lines
%draw[help lines] (-3,-6) grid (8,6);

% Subsets
draw[smooth cycle, pattern color=orange, pattern=crosshatch dots] plot coordinates (1,0) (1.5, 1.2) (2.5,1.3) (2.6, 0.4);
node [label=[label distance=-0.3cm, xshift=-2cm, fill=white]:$U_i$] ;
draw[smooth cycle, pattern color=blue, pattern=crosshatch dots]
plot coordinates (4, 0) (3.7, 0.8) (3.0, 1.2) (2.5, 1.2) (2.2, 0.8) (2.3, 0.5) (2.6, 0.3) (3.5, 0.0); node [label=[label distance=-0.8cm, xshift=.75cm, yshift=1cm, fill=white]:$U_j$] ;

% First Axis
draw[thick, ->] (-3,-5) -- (0, -5) node [label=above:$phi_i(U_i)$] ;
draw[thick, ->] (-3,-5) -- (-3, -2) node [label=right:$mathbbR^m$] ;

% Arrow from i to j
draw[->] (0, -3.85) -- node[midway, above]$psi_ij$ (4.5, -3.85);

% Second Axis
draw[thick, ->] (5, -5) -- (8, -5) node [label=above:$phi_j(U_j)$] ;
draw[thick, ->] (5, -5) -- (5, -2) node [label=right:$mathbbR^m$] ;

% Sets in R^m
draw[white, pattern color=orange, pattern=crosshatch dots] (-0.67, -3.06) -- +(180:0.8) arc (180:270:0.8);
fill[even odd rule, white] [smooth cycle] plot coordinates(-2, -4.5) (-2, -3.2) (-0.8, -3.2) (-0.8, -4.5) (-0.67, -3.06) -- +(180:0.8) arc (180:270:0.8);
draw[smooth cycle] plot coordinates(-2, -4.5) (-2, -3.2) (-0.8, -3.2) (-0.8, -4.5);
draw (-1.45, -3.06) arc (180:270:0.8);

draw[white, pattern color=blue, pattern=crosshatch dots] (5.7, -3.06) -- +(-90:0.8) arc (-90:0:0.8);
fill[even odd rule, white] [smooth cycle] plot coordinates(7, -4.5) (7, -3.2) (5.8, -3.2) (5.8, -4.5) (5.7, -3.06) -- +(-90:0.8) arc (-90:0:0.8);
draw[smooth cycle] plot coordinates(7, -4.5) (7, -3.2) (5.8, -3.2) (5.8, -4.5);
draw (5.69, -3.85) arc (-90:0:0.8);

endtikzpicture

enddocument


I don't get anywhere near the figure I need to make.










share|improve this question



















  • 5





    Welcome to TeX.SE! Here is a code that you may build on. If you have problems adapting it to your needs, you will have a nice basis for a question to post here.

    – marmot
    Jan 18 at 17:05











  • Please show us the code you have tried so far. Did you follow the link given in the comment above?

    – Kurt
    19 hours ago











  • I tried to use the code given by marmot but I was unable to modify it to make the figure i.stack.imgur.com/GOWEO.jpg

    – user179774
    5 hours ago













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I'm quite new to TikZ, so I would love to get some help with the drawing! What I intended to draw was not exactly what is shown in the picture, as that is probably not possible. I only want to draw a similar photo within the boundaries of TikZ. That is, The function f on M is a map from M to R^1. The coordinate map g from a region U of M containing P onto a region g(U) of R^n has an inverse. The composite map fog^-1 gives a map from R^n to R^1, which is a function on R^n.the surfaces themselves don't have to curve exactly like the ones in the photo.



Here is the code



documentclass[border=5mm,tikz]standalone
usepackageamssymb
usepackagepgfplots
usepgfplotslibrarypatchplots
usetikzlibrarypatterns, positioning, arrows
pgfplotssetcompat=1.8
usepackagetikz


begindocument

begintikzpicture

% Functions i
path[->] (0.8, 0) edge [bend right] node[left, xshift=-2mm] $phi_i$ (-1, -2.9);
draw[white,fill=white] (0.06,-0.57) circle (.15cm);
path[->] (-0.7, -3.05) edge [bend right] node [right, yshift=-3mm] $phi^-1_i$ (1.093, -0.11);
draw[white, fill=white] (0.95,-1.2) circle (.15cm);

% Functions j
path[->] (5.8, -2.8) edge [bend left] node[midway, xshift=-5mm, yshift=-3mm] $phi^-1_j$ (3.8, -0.35);
draw[white, fill=white] (4,-1.1) circle (.15cm);
path[->] (4.2, 0) edge [bend left] node[right, xshift=2mm] $phi_j$ (6.2, -2.8);
draw[white, fill=white] (4.54,-0.12) circle (.15cm);

% Manifold
draw[smooth cycle, tension=0.4, fill=white, pattern color=brown, pattern=north west lines, opacity=0.7] plot coordinates(2,2) (-0.5,0) (3,-2) (5,1) node at (3,2.3) $M$;

% Help lines
%draw[help lines] (-3,-6) grid (8,6);

% Subsets
draw[smooth cycle, pattern color=orange, pattern=crosshatch dots] plot coordinates (1,0) (1.5, 1.2) (2.5,1.3) (2.6, 0.4);
node [label=[label distance=-0.3cm, xshift=-2cm, fill=white]:$U_i$] ;
draw[smooth cycle, pattern color=blue, pattern=crosshatch dots]
plot coordinates (4, 0) (3.7, 0.8) (3.0, 1.2) (2.5, 1.2) (2.2, 0.8) (2.3, 0.5) (2.6, 0.3) (3.5, 0.0); node [label=[label distance=-0.8cm, xshift=.75cm, yshift=1cm, fill=white]:$U_j$] ;

% First Axis
draw[thick, ->] (-3,-5) -- (0, -5) node [label=above:$phi_i(U_i)$] ;
draw[thick, ->] (-3,-5) -- (-3, -2) node [label=right:$mathbbR^m$] ;

% Arrow from i to j
draw[->] (0, -3.85) -- node[midway, above]$psi_ij$ (4.5, -3.85);

% Second Axis
draw[thick, ->] (5, -5) -- (8, -5) node [label=above:$phi_j(U_j)$] ;
draw[thick, ->] (5, -5) -- (5, -2) node [label=right:$mathbbR^m$] ;

% Sets in R^m
draw[white, pattern color=orange, pattern=crosshatch dots] (-0.67, -3.06) -- +(180:0.8) arc (180:270:0.8);
fill[even odd rule, white] [smooth cycle] plot coordinates(-2, -4.5) (-2, -3.2) (-0.8, -3.2) (-0.8, -4.5) (-0.67, -3.06) -- +(180:0.8) arc (180:270:0.8);
draw[smooth cycle] plot coordinates(-2, -4.5) (-2, -3.2) (-0.8, -3.2) (-0.8, -4.5);
draw (-1.45, -3.06) arc (180:270:0.8);

draw[white, pattern color=blue, pattern=crosshatch dots] (5.7, -3.06) -- +(-90:0.8) arc (-90:0:0.8);
fill[even odd rule, white] [smooth cycle] plot coordinates(7, -4.5) (7, -3.2) (5.8, -3.2) (5.8, -4.5) (5.7, -3.06) -- +(-90:0.8) arc (-90:0:0.8);
draw[smooth cycle] plot coordinates(7, -4.5) (7, -3.2) (5.8, -3.2) (5.8, -4.5);
draw (5.69, -3.85) arc (-90:0:0.8);

endtikzpicture

enddocument


I don't get anywhere near the figure I need to make.










share|improve this question
















I'm quite new to TikZ, so I would love to get some help with the drawing! What I intended to draw was not exactly what is shown in the picture, as that is probably not possible. I only want to draw a similar photo within the boundaries of TikZ. That is, The function f on M is a map from M to R^1. The coordinate map g from a region U of M containing P onto a region g(U) of R^n has an inverse. The composite map fog^-1 gives a map from R^n to R^1, which is a function on R^n.the surfaces themselves don't have to curve exactly like the ones in the photo.



Here is the code



documentclass[border=5mm,tikz]standalone
usepackageamssymb
usepackagepgfplots
usepgfplotslibrarypatchplots
usetikzlibrarypatterns, positioning, arrows
pgfplotssetcompat=1.8
usepackagetikz


begindocument

begintikzpicture

% Functions i
path[->] (0.8, 0) edge [bend right] node[left, xshift=-2mm] $phi_i$ (-1, -2.9);
draw[white,fill=white] (0.06,-0.57) circle (.15cm);
path[->] (-0.7, -3.05) edge [bend right] node [right, yshift=-3mm] $phi^-1_i$ (1.093, -0.11);
draw[white, fill=white] (0.95,-1.2) circle (.15cm);

% Functions j
path[->] (5.8, -2.8) edge [bend left] node[midway, xshift=-5mm, yshift=-3mm] $phi^-1_j$ (3.8, -0.35);
draw[white, fill=white] (4,-1.1) circle (.15cm);
path[->] (4.2, 0) edge [bend left] node[right, xshift=2mm] $phi_j$ (6.2, -2.8);
draw[white, fill=white] (4.54,-0.12) circle (.15cm);

% Manifold
draw[smooth cycle, tension=0.4, fill=white, pattern color=brown, pattern=north west lines, opacity=0.7] plot coordinates(2,2) (-0.5,0) (3,-2) (5,1) node at (3,2.3) $M$;

% Help lines
%draw[help lines] (-3,-6) grid (8,6);

% Subsets
draw[smooth cycle, pattern color=orange, pattern=crosshatch dots] plot coordinates (1,0) (1.5, 1.2) (2.5,1.3) (2.6, 0.4);
node [label=[label distance=-0.3cm, xshift=-2cm, fill=white]:$U_i$] ;
draw[smooth cycle, pattern color=blue, pattern=crosshatch dots]
plot coordinates (4, 0) (3.7, 0.8) (3.0, 1.2) (2.5, 1.2) (2.2, 0.8) (2.3, 0.5) (2.6, 0.3) (3.5, 0.0); node [label=[label distance=-0.8cm, xshift=.75cm, yshift=1cm, fill=white]:$U_j$] ;

% First Axis
draw[thick, ->] (-3,-5) -- (0, -5) node [label=above:$phi_i(U_i)$] ;
draw[thick, ->] (-3,-5) -- (-3, -2) node [label=right:$mathbbR^m$] ;

% Arrow from i to j
draw[->] (0, -3.85) -- node[midway, above]$psi_ij$ (4.5, -3.85);

% Second Axis
draw[thick, ->] (5, -5) -- (8, -5) node [label=above:$phi_j(U_j)$] ;
draw[thick, ->] (5, -5) -- (5, -2) node [label=right:$mathbbR^m$] ;

% Sets in R^m
draw[white, pattern color=orange, pattern=crosshatch dots] (-0.67, -3.06) -- +(180:0.8) arc (180:270:0.8);
fill[even odd rule, white] [smooth cycle] plot coordinates(-2, -4.5) (-2, -3.2) (-0.8, -3.2) (-0.8, -4.5) (-0.67, -3.06) -- +(180:0.8) arc (180:270:0.8);
draw[smooth cycle] plot coordinates(-2, -4.5) (-2, -3.2) (-0.8, -3.2) (-0.8, -4.5);
draw (-1.45, -3.06) arc (180:270:0.8);

draw[white, pattern color=blue, pattern=crosshatch dots] (5.7, -3.06) -- +(-90:0.8) arc (-90:0:0.8);
fill[even odd rule, white] [smooth cycle] plot coordinates(7, -4.5) (7, -3.2) (5.8, -3.2) (5.8, -4.5) (5.7, -3.06) -- +(-90:0.8) arc (-90:0:0.8);
draw[smooth cycle] plot coordinates(7, -4.5) (7, -3.2) (5.8, -3.2) (5.8, -4.5);
draw (5.69, -3.85) arc (-90:0:0.8);

endtikzpicture

enddocument


I don't get anywhere near the figure I need to make.







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    Welcome to TeX.SE! Here is a code that you may build on. If you have problems adapting it to your needs, you will have a nice basis for a question to post here.

    – marmot
    Jan 18 at 17:05











  • Please show us the code you have tried so far. Did you follow the link given in the comment above?

    – Kurt
    19 hours ago











  • I tried to use the code given by marmot but I was unable to modify it to make the figure i.stack.imgur.com/GOWEO.jpg

    – user179774
    5 hours ago












  • 5





    Welcome to TeX.SE! Here is a code that you may build on. If you have problems adapting it to your needs, you will have a nice basis for a question to post here.

    – marmot
    Jan 18 at 17:05











  • Please show us the code you have tried so far. Did you follow the link given in the comment above?

    – Kurt
    19 hours ago











  • I tried to use the code given by marmot but I was unable to modify it to make the figure i.stack.imgur.com/GOWEO.jpg

    – user179774
    5 hours ago







5




5





Welcome to TeX.SE! Here is a code that you may build on. If you have problems adapting it to your needs, you will have a nice basis for a question to post here.

– marmot
Jan 18 at 17:05





Welcome to TeX.SE! Here is a code that you may build on. If you have problems adapting it to your needs, you will have a nice basis for a question to post here.

– marmot
Jan 18 at 17:05













Please show us the code you have tried so far. Did you follow the link given in the comment above?

– Kurt
19 hours ago





Please show us the code you have tried so far. Did you follow the link given in the comment above?

– Kurt
19 hours ago













I tried to use the code given by marmot but I was unable to modify it to make the figure i.stack.imgur.com/GOWEO.jpg

– user179774
5 hours ago





I tried to use the code given by marmot but I was unable to modify it to make the figure i.stack.imgur.com/GOWEO.jpg

– user179774
5 hours ago










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