Visualization and
Mathematics III

Hans-Christian Hege
Konrad Polthier (Eds.)

Mathematical Visualization aims at an abstract framework for fundamental objects appearing in visualization and at the application of the manifold visualization techniques to problems in geometry, topology and numerical mathematics. The articles in this volume report on new research results in this field, on the development of software and educational material and on mathematical applications.

The book grew out of the third international workshop "Visualization and Mathematics", which was held from May 22-25, 2002 in Berlin (Germany). The workshop was funded by the DFG-Sonderforschungsbereich 288 "Differential Geometry and Quantum Physics" at Technische Universität Berlin and supported by the Zuse Institute Berlin (ZIB) and the DFG research center "Mathematics for Key Technologies" (FZT 86) in Berlin. Five keynote lectures, eight invited presentations and several contributed talks created a stimulating atmosphere with many scientific discussions.

The themes of this book cover important recent developments in the following fields:

	Geometry and Combinatorics of Meshes
	Discrete Vector Fields and Topology
	Geometric Modelling
	Image Based Visualization
	Software Environments and Applications
	Education and Communication

We hope that the research articles of this book will stimulate the readers’ own work and will further strengthen the development of the field of Mathematical Visualization.

	Content of the book
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	Bibliography as bibtex file

Keywords

Mathematical Visualization, Scientific Visualization, Numerical Mathematics, Scientific Computing, Computer Graphics

2003, 469 pp., 240 figs., 47 figs. in color,  hardcover Springer Verlag Heidelberg . ISBN 3-540-01295-8

Editor at Springer: Dr. Martin Peters