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A three-dimensional computer simulation of static magnetization configurations and dynamic processes occurring in a domain wall moving in a uniaxial magnetic film with perpendicular anisotropy has been performed based on the numerical solution of Landau–Lifshitz–Gilbert equations. The calculated static states correspond to a domain wall containing Bloch lines with a surface magnetization distribution that depends on the thickness of the film. It has been shown that these structures can be characterized by particular values of the homotopy index. It has been found that the vortex and antivortex structures existing in the bulk of the film form vortex filaments. A method has been proposed for visualization of the joint motion of vortex filaments and Bloch points, which is based on the numerical calculation of the homotopy index and the winding number.