The following Mathematica options for the Plot function are
unsupported in Sage: AxesLabel, AxesOrigin, AxesStyle,
BaselinePosition, ClippingStyle, ColorFunction, ColorFunctionScaling,
EvaluationMonitor, Exclusions, ExclusionsStyle, Filling, FillingStyle,
MaxRecursion, Mesh, MeshFunctions, MeshShading, MeshStyle,
PerformanceGoal, PlotRangeClipping, RegionFunction, and
WorkingPercision are available for the Plot function but are
unsupported in Sage.
Sage has partial support for the Mathematica Plot options Axes,
PlotRange, and PlotStyle.
The following functionality is available in Mathematica but not in
Sage and fall under an option already partially supported in Sage.
one can pass a pair of boolean values to the Axes option thus
generating for example a plot with a x-axis but no y-axis, falls under
the axes option
not sure what of PlotRange is implemented in Sage
part of the confusion is that both Mathematica and Sage use a range
noted in this example:
Mathematica: Plot[Sqrt[x],{x,-5,5}]
Sage: plot(sqrt, -5, 5)
For example, in Mathematica one can use to PlotRange to just show a
curve where it is real-valued
the directives EdgeForm, FaceForm, Glow, GrayLevel, PointSize, named
colors, and Specularity, falls under the PlotStyle option
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