Oscillation, spiralling, vorticity
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The authors prove that the oscillating dynamics of a three-dimensional analytic vector field \(X\) is organized around a finite number of twist axes when it is localisable by point blow-ups. These axes may be considered as organizing centres of the dynamics of \(X\), in the sense of René Thom.
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