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Two quick questions from Mathematica

  • How to remove numbers on the x axis only not on the y axis?
  • Is it possible to shift the y axis without shifting the functions? I mean, instead of having the y axis at x = 0, can I get it at x = -5?
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With most of the options controlling the axes, you can use a list of two values ​​to indicate different behavior for the two axes. How do you delete numbers now? The only way I can think of it is to manually specify the location of ticks, without labels, something like this:

Ticks -> {{{0, ""}, {1, ""}, {2, ""}}, Automatic}

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, AxesOrigin; AxesOrigin->{-5,0}.

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Ticks, FrameTicks, Frame -> True. , , ContourPlot DensityPlot, (.. Frame -> True). Ticks -

Ticks -> {<x ticks>, <y ticks>, <z ticks>}

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FrameTicks -> { {left, right}, {bottom, top} }

Ticks FrameTicks Automatic, None . , x,

Ticks -> { None, Automatic }


FrameTicks -> { {Automatic, Automatic}, {None, None} }

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, AxesOrigin -> {-5, 0}, @Jefromi.

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