Creating a ListLogLogPlot3D?

[pmote (Pavel Mote)]

How can I make a ListLogLogPlot3D with Mathematica? Where the z and x axis are in logarithmic scale.

[sghuisman (Sander Huisman)]

Please have a look here:

3D Plot with logarithmic x and y axes

Hey there! I want to achieve a 3D plot, with the x and y axes being logarithmic. The function to be plotted is f(x,y) = (x - y)/(1 + x*y) and x should range from log(-3, 3) --> 0.001 to 1000 and the same for y. In the function is a steep inclination that i want to see more clearly. I already looked into http://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/34460/plot3d-with-a-log-scale-only-along-the-y-axis trying the proposed logf\[logx\_, logy\_] := Log10\[(x - y)/(1 + x\*y)] Plot3D[(x - y)/…

That surely shows the concepts!

[gathercoledt (David Gathercole)]

You can log your data manually, and plot this via ListPlot3D. The axes can be removed, or you can use Ticks specification to insert the correct labels.

For example:

Ticks -> {{}, {Log[10^#], 10^#} & /@ Range[0, 5]}

This plot option specifies 1, 10, … , 100000 on a plot of logged data. This approach limits dynamic labeling (as we’ve specified the range and interval), but should you find it necessary it could be worked on.