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The 11 pages that link to Göttingen, each with the reason it gives.

• University of GöttingenNarrower topic: The university is embedded in Göttingen's civic life and gives the city much of its character.

• Max BornNarrower topic: Born’s most formative academic work took place in Göttingen.

• Heinrich HeineBroader topic: Heine studied law there and later satirized the city in The Harz Journey.

• James FranckRelated: Franck led the University of Göttingen’s Second Institute for Experimental Physics from 1920.

• Walter HeitlerRelated: Heitler worked there during the period when quantum mechanics was taking shape.

• Wilhelm Eduard WeberRelated: Weber’s appointment and collaboration with Gauss made Göttingen a center for experimental electromagnetism.

• Pascual JordanRelated: Jordan studied and worked in the Göttingen milieu where matrix mechanics took shape.

• Johann Nikolaus ForkelRelated: The city’s scholarly institutions provided the setting for much of Forkel’s work.

• Stefan HellRelated: Hell’s research career and the institute where he developed STED are based in Göttingen.

• Erwin NeherRelated: The city’s research community and institute provided the setting for Neher’s long scientific career.

• Herbert GrönemeyerRelated: His birthplace anchors the early biography behind his later identification with Bochum.