Louvre boat ride on the Sienne de Orsay take picture through the clock towards the Louvre (as in National Geographic) ugh pictures – – – forbidden Chartres? (day trip) HEIDELBERG Math archives Sonya (also personal as pertaining to 15x great grandpa and his University of Heidelberg Kovalevsky – registry in the archives of 1593 permission granted to access library) – Heidelberg Castle One time home of Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia who carried on a celebrated correspondence – with Descartes. GÖTTINGEN Math sites: University Gauss, Dedekind, Dirichlet, Riemann, Hilbert, Mobius, Kovalevsky (dissertation here), Noether – (lectured under Hilbert’s name until her habilitation was finally approved), Klein (according to the Dauben book the university library contains correspondence between Klein and Cantor). Here is a link to information about non-local visitors to the library and access to materials: Gottingen Collection of Mathematical Models and Instruments: Mathematical Institute (part of the university?) – contains models and instruments from the 18th to the 21st century entry is free open Monday through – – Friday 8am-8pm, and it is part of the public space of the mathematical institute Bunsenstrasse 3-5, 37073 Göttingen Mathematical Institute Colloquia are held here; the building was opened in 1930 by Hilbert and Courant. Check – this site for dates and details: I used this link to send a query regarding visiting the university Royal University Observatory rooms of Gauss, Dirichlet and Riemann – Albanifriedhof Cemetery where Gauss is buried quite a large tombstone surrounded by ivy. – – (City Cemetery) grave and famous tombstone also Stadtfriedhof Hilbert’s Klein. – – (The mother of all amazingly helpful sites from Prof. Laurent Bartholdi’s page: ) –
Louvre boat ride on the Sienne de Orsay – take picture through the clock towards the Louvre (as in National Geographic) – ugh – pictures forbidden Chartres? (day trip) HEIDELBERG Math University of Heidelberg archives – Sonya Kovalevsky (also personal as pertaining to 15x great grandpa and his registry in the archives of 1593 – permission granted to access library) Heidelberg Castle – One time home of Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia who carried on a celebrated correspondence with Descartes. GÖTTINGEN Math sites: University – Gauss, Dedekind, Dirichlet, Riemann, Hilbert, Mobius, Kovalevsky (dissertation here), Noether (lectured under Hilbert’s name until her habilitation was finally approved), Klein (according to the Dauben book the university library contains correspondence between Klein and Cantor). Here is a link to information about non-local visitors to the library and access to materials: Gottingen Collection of Mathematical Models and Instruments: Mathematical Institute – (part of the university?) contains models and instruments from the 18th to the 21st century – entry is free – open Monday through Friday 8am-8pm, and it is part of the public space of the mathematical institute Bunsenstrasse 3-5, 37073 Göttingen Mathematical Institute – Colloquia are held here; the building was opened in 1930 by Hilbert and Courant. Check this site for dates and details: I used this link to send a query regarding visiting the university Royal University Observatory – rooms of Gauss, Dirichlet and Riemann Albanifriedhof Cemetery – where Gauss is buried – quite a large tombstone surrounded by ivy. Stadtfriedhof (City Cemetery) – Hilbert’s grave and famous tombstone – also Klein. (The mother of all amazingly helpful sites – from Prof. Laurent Bartholdi’s page: )
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