Erlangen, Germany
Germany
Erlangen, Germany connects to 1285 places across 25 topics through 188 Bunkabop connections, with science accounting for the bulk of them. The city's university anchors many of these ties: Felix Klein developed his Erlangen Program there, a framework that shaped how geometers worldwide understood Euclidean and non-Euclidean space. Connections to Berlin, Munich, and Nuremberg are particularly strong. Literature, religion, and military history round out the reach.
Euclidean space
Arthur Harden
Connects Erlangen, Germany to: Sydney, Australia | Manchester, England
Corrado Segre
Connects Erlangen, Germany to: Italy | Turin, Italy
Theodor Schneider
Connects Erlangen, Germany to: Frankfurt, Germany | Reine, Norway
Hans A. Engelhard
Connects Erlangen, Germany to: Germany | Munich, Germany
Dieter Haack
Connects Erlangen, Germany to: Germany | Karlsruhe, Germany
Ferdinand von Lindemann
Connects Erlangen, Germany to: Munich, Germany | Hanover, Germany | Schwerin, Germany
Euclidean group
Maurer–Cartan form
Invariant (mathematics)
Eugenius Johann Christoph Esper
Neo-Lutheranism
Connects Erlangen, Germany to: Germany | Chicago, Illinois | Berlin, Germany