I'm trying to plot a function that is defined as an integral of another function. I know that the function is quite smooth with no singularities over the region that i'm plotting. However, the resultant surface plot is bumpy/has holes in it. I tried changing the integration method and lowering epsilon to increase the precision but it still is not working. Can anyone help? Thanks for your time.

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When I export my plot to PDF, adobe acrobat says: A drawing error occurred. Other programs see my PDF as corrupt. I would use a .eps file, but my plot has a semi-transparent component that doesnt show up very well as an eps. Any ideas?

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I'm using maple 16 to do a surface plot w/ plot3d of a fairly complex integral. The integral involves a number of nested functions. The plot ends up taking a very long time. The surface appears to have many holes in it. In fact, only about half of the surface is plotted, and the rest looks like empty space. I know that the integral/function is defined at these empty points, because I can evaluate it there and get a real number. What can I do to fix this? I've tried different...