Dear Colleagues,

Mathematics and computer graphics are mutually beneficial. Computational mathematics methods permeate computer graphics and provide the theoretical support and background for various computer graphics algorithms. On the other hand, computer graphics provides tools for visualizing abstract and complex mathematical concepts, which contributes significantly to their understanding.

The advent of computer graphics has played a pivotal and transformative role in the evolution of computational visualization and has had a significant impact on all levels of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM). Computational visualization, as a field that combines mathematics and computer graphics through visual imagery, has proven to be a highly effective medium for communicating abstract and tangible concepts.

The goal of this Special Issue is to explore computational visualization from different angles: to develop new mathematical methods that support the creation of computational visualizations; to use creative mathematical techniques in the development of software for visualization; to graphically represent complex mathematical objects and concepts and the relationships between them, but also illustrations and simulations of scientific, technological, engineering, and artistic (STEAM) content; to use programming languages and their extensions for 2D and 3D graphical applications and popular tools for 2D and 3D modeling, computer-aided design, rendering, and animation, for interactive geometry, algebra, and calculus, and for symbolic evaluation, and other software for developing scientific computational visualizations.

Please click on the video for details: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OedQDuEdgo8.

Prof. Dr. Vesna Velickovic
Prof. Dr. Rushan Ziatdinov
Guest Editors 

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• visualization of abstract and complex concepts
• computational methods
• computational visualization
• computer graphics
• computer-aided design
• computer-aided geometric design
• curve, surface, and solid modeling
• data visualization
• geometric modeling
• graphical representation
• information visualization
• mathematics in computer graphics
• scientific visualization
• simulation
• visualization methods