  We present a new program able to perform visual structural analysis on 3D
particle systems called PASYVAT (PArticle SYstem Visual Analysis Tool). More
specifically, it can select multiple interparticle distance ranges from a
radial distribution function (RDF) plot and display them in 3D as bonds between
the particles falling within the selected distance range, thus generating a
network of bonds. This software can be used with any data set representing a
system of points or other objects having a welldefined center of mass or
geometric center in 3D space. In this article we describe the program and its
internal structure, with emphasis on its applicability in the study of certain
particle configurations, obtained from classical molecular dynamics simulation
in condensed matter physics.
