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New exhibits are referenced directly for the sake of providing direct access
preferably for frequent visitors. But it is intended to maintain the history approximately
for the last year.
Since March 30th , 2013
Due to the lack of many exhibits no round walk is provided.
The page with the monument for Carl Friedrich
Gauß in Brunswick was supplemented by a street-sign.
The page describing the Kepler Museum in Regensburg
was supplemented by a photograph with the front face of the building. (In September 2005
the museum was under redecoration.)
The hardly readable plaque at the evangelical seminary in Tübingen, which also
mentions
Johannes Kepler , was replaced by a new one.
The page with the monument for Abu Ja'far Muhammad ibn Musa
al-Khwarizmi in Khiwa was supplemented by more information and photographs.
More books were included in the book list .
Since February 9th , 2012
A Map of the world is included in the exhibition,
which states an alternative to the locations index.
Since March 8th , 2011
Certainly, there is also a
round walk ,
showing all the new exhibits.
Since April 8th , 2010
Certainly, there is also a
round walk ,
showing all the new exhibits.
Monument for Ernst Abbe in Jena
(Germany)
Plaques for Ernst Abbe , Karl Dietrich von
Münchow , Johannes Friedrich Posselt , Hermann Schaeffer , Heinrich
Ludwig Friedrich Schrön , Karl Snell , and Michael Stifel in Jena
(Germany)
Commemorative plaque for Ernst Abbe in Jena
(Germany)
Burial-place of Ernst Abbe in Jena (Germany)
Monument for Niels Henrik Abel in Oslo
(Norway)
Exhibits related to Niels Henrik Abel in the
Vigeland Museum in Oslo (Norway)
Monument for Niels Henrik Abel in Oslo-Blindern
(Norway)
Monument for André Marie Ampère in
Lyon (France)
Stamp for David Anacht
Naming Aristotle in Berlin-Mitte (Germany)
The well called 'Beautiful Fountain' with figures representing
Aristotle , Euclid , Nikomachus , Claudius
Ptolemy , and Pythagoras in Nuremberg (Germany)
Stamp for Avicenna
Stamp for Avicenna
Burial-place of Carl Bjerknes und Vilhelm
Bjerknes in Oslo (Norway)
Bust of Vilhelm Bjerknes in Oslo-Blindern
(Norway)
Burial-place of Richard Boeckh in
Berlin-Charlottenburg (Germany)
Burial-place of Karl Bögel in Blankenfelde
(Germany)
Commemorative plaque for J. G. Friedrich Bohnenberger
in Tübingen (Germany)
Naming Ludwig Boltzmann , Max Born , Alfred
Clebsch , Carl Gustav Jakob Jacobi and Erwin Schrödinger in
Berlin-Mitte (Germany)
Stamp for Ludwig Boltzmann
Bougainvillea named after Louis Antoine de
Bougainville on Mahé (Seychelles)
Plaque for Tycho Brahe in Wittenberg (Germany)
Stamps for Jost Bürgi and
Johannes Praetorius
Bust of Georg Cantor and plaques for
August Gutzmer and Alfred Wangerin in Halle
(Germany)
Lithografies showing Augustin Louis Cauchy , Carl
Friedrich Gauß , Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz , and Pafnuty Lvovich
Chebyshev in Ilmenau (Germany)
Stamp for Nicolaus Copernicus
Stamp for Nicolaus Copernicus
Stamp for Nicolaus Copernicus
Burial-place of Joachim Georg Darjes in Frankfurt
(Oder) (Germany)
Plaque for Johann Jakob Ebert in Wittenberg
(Germany)
Bust of Carl Friedrich Gauß in
Göttingen (Germany)
Memorial with the names of Carl Friedrich Gauß ,
Christian Ludwig Gerling , and Peter Andreas Hansen on the mountain
Großen Inselsberg (Germany)
Commemorative plaque for Paul Albert Gordan in
Erlangen (Germany)
'Stolperstein' for Kurt Grelling in
Berlin-Lichterfelde (Germany)
Burial-place of Wolfgang Haack in Berlin-Wilmersdorf
(Germany)
Commemorative plaque for Edmond Halley , Franz
Huberti , Georg Rost und Otto Theodor Volk in Würzburg
(Germany)
Burial-place of Peter Andreas Hansen in Gotha
(Germany)
Memorial stone for Peter Andreas Hansen in
Tønder (Denmark)
Bust of David Hilbert in Göttingen
(Germany)
'Stolperstein' for Margarete Kahn in
Berlin-Wilmersdorf (Germany)
Commemorative plaque for Johannes Kepler in Leonberg
(Germany)
Plaque and exhibits concerning Johannes Kepler in the
municipal museum of Leonberg (Germany)
Well related to Johannes Kepler in Prague (Czech
Republic)
Plaque mentioning Johannes Kepler in Tübingen
(Germany)
Well related to Johannes Kepler in Ulm
(Germany)
Inscription for Johannes Kepler in Ulm
(Germany)
Plaque for Katharina Kepler in Eltingen
(Germany)
Plaque for Katharina Kepler in Leonberg
(Germany)
Birth-place of Felix Klein in Düsseldorf
(Germany)
Burial-place of Felix Klein in Göttingen
(Germany)
Burial-place of Johannes Knoblauch in
Berlin-Friedrichshain (Germany)
Burial-place of Leo Königsberger in Heidelberg
(Germany)
Commemorating plaque for Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz and
Erhard Weigel in Jena (Germany)
Sculpture of Georg Christoph Lichtenberg in
Darmstadt (Germany)
Plaque for Georg Christoph Lichtenberg in
Darmstadt (Germany)
Commemorative plaque for Georg Christoph Lichtenberg
in Darmstadt (Germany)
Birth-place of Georg Christoph Lichtenberg in
Ober-Ramstadt (Germany)
Exhibits related to Georg Christoph Lichtenberg in
the local museum of Ober-Ramstadt (Germany)
Plaque for Georg Christoph Lichtenberg in
Seeheim-Jugenheim (Germany)
Burial-place of Sophus Lie in Oslo (Norway)
Buste of Sophus Lie in Oslo-Blindern
(Norway)
Plaque for Michael Mästlin in Tübingen
(Germany)
Monument for Simon Marius in Ansbach
(Germany)
Burial-place of Ernst Mohr in Berlin-Zehlendorf
(Germany)
Birth-place of Ernst Mohr in Ebersbach on Fils
(Germany)
Stamps with Gaspard Monge
Sebastian-Münster -Brunnen in Heidelberg
(Germany)
Apple tree concerning Isaac Newton in Cambridge
(England)
Birth-place of Emmy Noether in Erlangen
(Germany)
Plaque for Emmy Noether und Max Noether in
Erlangen (Germany)
Commemorative plaque for Georg Simon Ohm in Bamberg
(Germany)
Memorial for Georg Simon Ohm in Erlangen
(Germany)
Commemorative plaque for Georg Simon Ohm and Martin
Ohm in Erlangen (Germany)
Commemorative plaque for Georg Simon Ohm and Martin
Ohm in Erlangen (Germany)
Commemorative plaque for Dénis Papin in
Marburg (Germany)
Graffito concerning Pythagoras in Pythagoreio
(Greece)
Street-sign related to Pythagoras in Vathi
(Greece)
Burial-place of Hans Reichardt in
Berlin-Friedrichshain (Germany)
Mosaic showing Regiomontanus in Würzburg
(Germany)
Plaque for Erasmus Reinhold in Wittenberg
(Germany)
'Stolperstein' for Robert Remak in
Berlin-Lichterfelde (Germany)
Plaque for Joachim Rhaeticus in Wittenberg
(Germany)
Gravestone of Otto August Rosenberger in Halle
(Germany)
Memorial stone for Hermann Schaeffer in Jena
(Germany)
Burial-place of Erhard Schmidt in Potsdam
(Germany)
Burial-place of Kurt Schröder in
Berlin-Grünau (Germany)
Burial-place of Karl Schröter in
Berlin-Hessenwinkel (Germany)
Stamp showing a calculating machine of Johann
Christoph Schuster
Birth-place of Johann Georg von Soldner near
Feuchtwangen (Germany)
Commemorative plaque for Karl Georg Christian von
Staudt in Erlangen (Germany)
Monument for Alan Mathison Turing in Manchester
(England)
Stamp for Jurij Vega
Burial-place of Christian Vidic in Berlin-Zehlendorf
(Germany)
Plaque for Christian Wolff in Marburg
(Germany)
Plaque concerning the origin of the Badenian ordnance survey
in Mannheim (Germany)
Plaque concerning the origin of the Württembergian
ordnance survey in Tübingen (Germany)
Mosaic Berechnung der Träume in Jena (Germany)
Stamps showing a slide rule
Stamp zum International Austrian Congress of
Mathematicians 1981
The page concerning the monument of Pythagoras was extended
essentially and provides the information in English too. Also the pages concerning the
Kepler Monument and the Kepler Museum
in Weil der Stadt have been extended.
Since October 3rd , 2009
Certainly, there is also a
round walk ,
showing all the new exhibits.
It should be mentioned that the structure of the virtual exhibition was
refined in order to keep the size of the sections suitable. Moreover all pages of the
exhibition except the
Welcome page as well the pages showing the stamps, the coins,
and the medals are now provided with an optional navigation bar. Intention and more details
may be found on Information on the intentions with respect to the
navigation bar .
The section Links to related sites contains hints to
other exhibitions, which are also concerned with mathematicians or mathematics.
Link collections are sites, which do not provide exhibits
itself but provide links to such related sites.
Last but not least links are provided to societies
which culivate knowledge about and bequests of great mathematicians.
Links to related sites
Since October 2006 there is also a
Spanish
variant of the section "Monuments". A
Spanish
variant exists also for the coin collection since November 2006 and from January
2007 there exists also a
Spanish
variant of the section concerning graves.
They are parts of the portal DivulgaMAT , whose aim
is making mathematics more popular.
This portal is developed by a commission of the Real Sociedad Matemática
Española (Royal Society for Mathematics of Spain).
Links to Societies which focus on cultivating the
bequests of great mathematicians