5. Acknowledgments & References

5.1. Acknowledgments:

I want to thank all my collegues here at the Institute of Computergraphics at the Technical University of Vienna, who helped me during this project. Especially I wannt to thank the following people:

• Edgar Weippl, who worked with me for more than a half year on developing the DynSys3D system, and during this period also the first fixed points visualization method, the CharDirs approach was developed by us both.

• Helwig Löffelmann, my supervisor for this computergraphics project, who proved so often, to be very patient and over the time became more than just a supervisor to me.

• Last, but for sure not least, our all beloved Master Eduard Gröller, simply for being such a great inspiration to all of us.

5.2. References:

[1]	R. H. Abraham and C. D. Shaw. Dynamics - The Geometry of Behavior. Addison-Wesley, 2nd edition, 1992.
[2]	AVS: http://www.avs.com/
[3]	H. Löffelmann and E. Gröller. DynSys3D: A workbench for developing advanced visualization techniques in the field of three-dimensional dynamical systems. In Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference in Central Europe on Computer Graphics and Visualization '97, pages 301-310, Plzen, Czech Republic, February 1997.