Visualization of dynamical systems

Abstract The visualization of analytically defined dynamical systems is important for a thorough understanding of the underlying system behavior. An introduction to analytically defined dynamical systems is given. Various visualization techniques for dynamical systems are discussed. Several current research directions concerning the visualization of dynamical systems are treated in more detail. These are: texture-based techniques, visualization of high-dimensional dynamical systems, advanced streamsurface representations, local analyses – Poincare sections, visualizing econometric models.

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