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Visualization in atomistic and spin simulations

Certain basic demands from visualization code are common to all atomistic or spin systems; some are also relevant to more general visualization needs. Many commercial and homegrown visualization codes could meet these demands, but obviously the specific code used is less important than the fact that a visualization is made. The author describes in detail one specific public-domain code that meets these basic demands: the AViz package developed at the Technion.