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描述Moebius Surface 1 Display Small.png	A moebius strip parametrized by the following equations: ${\displaystyle x=\cos u+v\cos {\frac {nu}{2}}\cos u}$ ${\displaystyle y=\sin u+v\cos {\frac {nu}{2}}\sin u}$ ${\displaystyle z=v\sin {\frac {nu}{2}}}$, where n=1. This plot is for display purposes by itself as a thumbnail. If you are looking for the image that is part of the sequence from n=0 to 1, see below for the other verison, along with a larger version (800px) of this image
日期	2007年6月19日
來源	Self-made, with Mathematica 5.1   本PNG 點陣圖使用Mathematica創作。
作者	Inductiveload
授權許可 (重用此檔案)	Public domainPublic domainfalsefalse 我，此作品的版權所有人，釋出此作品至公共領域。此授權條款在全世界均適用。 這可能在某些國家不合法，如果是的話： 我授予任何人有權利使用此作品於任何用途，除受法律約束外，不受任何限制。
其他版本	Image for use a part of a sequence of increasing n Larger version of this image

Mathematical Function Plot
Description	Moebius Strip, 1 half-turn (n=1)
Equation	:${\displaystyle x=\cos u+v\cos {\frac {nu}{2}}\cos u}$ ${\displaystyle y=\sin u+v\cos {\frac {nu}{2}}\sin u}$ ${\displaystyle z=v\sin {\frac {nu}{2}}}$
Co-ordinate System	Cartesian (Parametric Plot)
u Range	0 .. 4π
v Range	0 .. 0.3

Please be aware that at the time of uploading (15:27, 19 June 2007 (UTC)), this code may take a significant amount of time to execute on a consumer-level computer.

This uses Chris Hill's antialiasing code to average pixels and produce a less jagged image. The original code can be found here.

This code requires the following packages:

<<Graphics`Graphics`

MoebiusStrip[r_:1] =
    Function[
      {u, v, n},
      r {Cos[u] + v Cos[n u/2]Cos[u],
          Sin[u] + v Cos[n u/2]Sin[u],
          v Sin[n u/2],
          {EdgeForm[AbsoluteThickness[4]]}}];

aa[gr_] := Module[{siz, kersiz, ker, dat, as, ave, is, ar},
    is = ImageSize /. Options[gr, ImageSize];
    ar = AspectRatio /. Options[gr, AspectRatio];
    If[! NumberQ[is], is = 288];
    kersiz = 4;
    img = ImportString[ExportString[gr, "PNG", ImageSize -> (
      is kersiz)], "PNG"];
    siz = Reverse@Dimensions[img[[1, 1]]][[{1, 2}]];
    ker = Table[N[1/kersiz^2], {kersiz}, {kersiz}];
    dat = N[img[[1, 1]]];
    as = Dimensions[dat];
    ave = Partition[Transpose[Flatten[ListConvolve[ker, dat[[All, All, #]]]] \
& /@ Range[as[[3]]]], as[[2]] - kersiz + 1];
    ave = Take[ave, Sequence @@ ({1, Dimensions[ave][[#]], 
    kersiz} & /@ Range[Length[Dimensions[ave]] - 1])];
    Show[Graphics[Raster[ave, {{0, 0}, siz/kersiz}, {0, 255}, ColorFunction ->
     RGBColor]], PlotRange -> {{0, siz[[1]]/kersiz}, {
  0, siz[[2]]/kersiz}}, ImageSize -> is, AspectRatio -> ar]
    ]

deg = 1;
gr = ParametricPlot3D[Evaluate[MoebiusStrip[][u, v, deg]],
      {u, 0, 4π},
      {v, 0, .3},
      PlotPoints -> {99, 3},
      PlotRange -> {{-1.3, 1.3}, {-1.3, 1.3}, {-0.7, 0.7}},
      Boxed -> False,
      Axes -> False,
      ImageSize -> 220,
      PlotRegion -> {{-0.22, 1.15}, {-0.5, 1.4}},
      DisplayFunction -> Identity
      ];
finalgraphic = aa[gr];

Export["Moebius Surface " <> ToString[deg] <> ".png", finalgraphic]