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Hi ,<br>
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<pre wrap="">this is set globally, but relative to the current unit of 10cm
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<pre wrap="">\psaxes[Dy=0.1,Oy=0,ticks=y,labels=y,tickstyle=bottom,ylabelPos=right,axesstyle=frame,labelsep=1pt]{-}(3,0)(-3,1.0001)
\psGaussI[sigma=1,mue=0,linewidth=1.5pt,yunit=2.5,Simpson=20,linecolor=ocre]{-2.75}{2.75}%
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so the correct value to get the old absolute 10cm is yunit=2 (relative)
or yunit=10cm (absolute).
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well, but the final value of psGaussI should be 1, not 0.4, shouldn't
it ?<br>
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\psaxes[tickstyle=bottom,ylabelPos=right,axesstyle=frame,labelsep=1pt]{-}(2.75,0)(-2.75,1.0001)<br>
\psGaussI[sigma=1,mue=0,linewidth=1.5pt,Simpson=20]{-2.75}{2.75}<br>
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That's why I think there is something strange in \psGaussI<br>
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Thank you<br>
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