An isosurface is a three-dimensional representation of a constant value within a scalar field. In simpler terms, it is a surface that connects points in a three-dimensional space that have the same scalar value. Isosurfaces are commonly used in various fields, such as computational fluid dynamics, medical imaging, geophysics, and computer graphics, to visualize data that varies across three dimensions.
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