Visualisation au service de la physique

Focus on Visualization in Physics
Edited by Barry Sanders, Tim Senden and Volker Springel

EDITORIAL Barry Sanders, Tim Senden and Volker Springel	Visualizing astrophysical N-body Systems J Dubinski	A low complexity visualization tool that helps to perform complex systems analysis M G Beiró et al	Colliding galaxies, rotating neutron stars and merging black holes – visualizing high dimensional data sets on arbitrary meshes W Benger
Visualizing a silicon quantum computer B C Sanders et al	Splotch: visualizing cosmological simulations K Dolag et al	Flow visualization and field line advection in computational fluid dynamics: application to magnetic fields and turbulent flows P Mininni et al	Visualization needs and techniques for astrophysical simulations W Kapferer and T Riser
Thermonuclear supernovae: a multi-scale astrophysical problem challenging numerical simulations and visualization F K Röpke and R Bruckschen	Strength through structure: visualization and local assessment of the trabecular bone structure C Räth et al	Disaggregation and scientific visualization of earthscapes considering trends and spatial dependence structures S Grunwald	Quantifying spatial heterogeneity from images A E Pomerantz and Y-Q Song
Lagrangian particle tracking in three dimensions via single-camera in-line digital holography J Lu et al	How computers can help us in creating an intuitive access to relativity H Ruder et al	Visualization of large scale structure from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey M U Subbarao et al	Visualization of spiral and scroll waves in simulated and experimental cardiac tissue E M Cherry and F H Fenton