The
VisualDSolve package was
written
by Dan Schwalbe and Stan Wagon in 1994 and was originally accompanied
by a printed book (by Springer-Verlag) containing documentation and
many examples of
differential equations modeling suitable for a university course. The
package provided a wide variety of tools for visualizing solutions of
ordinary differential equations, including commands to generate
isoclines, vector fields, flow fields, shaded phase-plane images, and
Poincaré sections.
The Second Edition is compatible with the latest version of
Mathematica, using the new features such as dynamic
demonstrations, parallel computation, and more. The package includes improved documentation in the form of an electronic book with numerous new examples and one completely new chapter with some unusual
applications (see the Table of Contents below).
VisualDSolve can be purchased from
Wolfram Research.
It is compatible with Mathematica 12 or 13.