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GESELLSCHAFT für
ANGEWANDTE MATHEMATIK und MECHANIK e.V.
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION of APPLIED MATHEMATICS and MECHANICS
www.gamm2020.de
91st Annual Meeting
of the International Association of
Applied Mathematics and Mechanics
March 16-20, 2020 in Kassel, Germany
Foto: Universität Kassel
Preliminary
Program
Invitation The International Association of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics
(GAMM e.V.) cordially invites you to its 91st Annual Meeting from 16th-20th
March 2020. On behalf of the DGLR and the GAMM we also invite you to
the 63rd Ludwig Prandtl Memorial Lecture.
We invite all GAMM members to the regular General Assembly of the
GAMM on Wednesday, 18th March 2020.
Heike Faßbender, President Michael Kaliske, Secretary
Venue The GAMM Annual Meeting 2020 is hosted by the University of Kassel.
It will take place in the city of Kassel on the main campus (Holländischer
Platz), located near the city center on the former Henschel terrain.
Since 1955, the city of Kassel has hosted the documenta exhibition every
five years. Unfortunately, this exhibition of contemporary art will not take
place again until 2020. However, there are many exhibits of former docu-
mentas throughout the city. Kassel offers a variety of museums, culture,
art and the famous UNESCO World Heritage Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe.
Local organizing Chairs Local board
committee
Detlef Kuhl Hartmut Hetzler, Kassel
Andreas Meister Dorothee Knees, Kassel
Andreas Ricoeur Detlef Kuhl, Kassel
Olaf Wünsch
Felix Lindner, Kassel
Anton Matzenmiller, Kassel
Andreas Meister, Kassel
Andreas Ricoeur, Kassel
Maria Specovius-Neugebauer, Kassel
Jens Wackerfuß, Kassel
Olaf Wünsch, Kassel
Otto Bruhns, Bochum
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Program Laura De Lorenzis, Braunschweig
Committee Wolfgang Ehlers, Stuttgart
Heike Faßbender, Braunschweig
Günter Hofstetter, Innsbruck
Michael Kaliske, Dresden
Barbara Kaltenbacher, Klagenfurt
Dorothee Knees, Kassel
Daniel Kressner, Lausanne
Detlef Kuhl, Kassel
Ralf Müller, Kaiserslautern
Martin Oberlack, Darmstadt
Timo Reis, Hamburg
Oliver Rheinbach, Freiberg
Jörg Schröder, Duisburg-Essen
Gabriele Steidl, Kaiserslautern
Andrea Walther, Paderborn
Kerstin Weinberg, Siegen
Christoph Woernle, Rostock
Olaf Wünsch, Kassel
Plenary Lectures – Mathematics
1 Patrizio Neff (University of Duisburg-Essen)
2 Laura Grigori (INRIA Paris)
3 Carola Schönlieb (University of Cambridge)
4 Josef Málek (Charles Universiy Prague)
Plenary Lectures – Mechanics
1 Stefan Hartmann (TU Clausthal)
2 Jörn Mosler (TU Dortmund)
3 Holger Steeb (University of Stuttgart)
4 Laurette Tuckerman (ESPCI Paris )
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Mensa University of Kassel
Special Lectures
Ludwig Prandtl Memorial Lecture
tba
Richard von Mises Lecture
tba
Public Lecture
tba
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Preliminary Timetable
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
16.03.2020 17.03.2020 18.03.2020 19.03.2020 20.03.2020
30
8: 45
00
Sections
15
9: 30
Sections Sections Sections
45 Coffee
00 Poster
15 Registration
10: 30 and
Coffee R. v. Mises Coffee Coffee
45 YAMM Sum-
00 mer School Lecture
15
11:
30
Plenary 2 Plenary 4 Plenary 7
45 GAMM
00
15
General
12: 30 Plenary 3 Assembly Plenary 5 Plenary 8
45
00
15 Lunch &
13:
30
Opening Lunch Lunch Closing
YAMM Lunch
45
00
15 Prandtl
14:
30 Lecture Minisymposia
45
00 & DFG-PP Sections Sections YAMM
15 Sessions Assembly
15: 30 Plenary 1
45
00 Coffee
Coffee Coffee Coffee
16:
15 Poster
30
45
00 Young Plenary 6
15 Researchers’
17: Sections Sections
30 Minisymposia
45
00 Sections
15
18: 30
45
00 Welcome
15 Reception
19: 30 (7.00pm –
45
10.00pm) Public
00 Lecture Conference
15
20: Dinner
30
45 (7.30pm –
00
11.00pm)
15
21:
30
45
YAMM (Young Academics in Applied Mathematics and Mechanics)
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Minisymposia
1 Computational Photonics
Organizers: Christoph Pflaum (FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg)
Bernd Witzigmann (U Kassel)
2 Symbolic computation methods for differential equations, dynamical systems,
and control theory - With special emphasis on biochemical problems
Organizers: Werner Seiler (U Kassel)
Eva Zerz (RWTH Aachen)
3 Dissipativity, turnpikes and optimal control
Organizers: Tim Faulwasser (KIT)
Lars Grüne (U Bayreuth)
4 Advanced experimental and computational techniques in polymer mechanics
Organizers: Vu Ngoc Khiêm (RWTH Aachen)
Mokarram Hossain (Swansea University, UK)
Jean-Benoît Le Cam (U of Rennes, France)
5 Mathematical Imaging meets Deep Learning
Organizers: Joana Grah (TU Graz)
Felix Lucka (Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica, Amsterdam)
Young Researchers’ Minisymposia
1 Algorithms for coupled multi-physics problems
Organizers: Alexander Heinlein (U zu Köln)
Matthias Mayr (U der BW München)
2 Rank structured matrix and tensor techniques
Organizers: Stefano Massei (EPF Lausanne)
Davide Palitta (Max Planck Institute, Magdeburg)
3 Recent Developments in Isogeometric Analysis for Flow Problems
Organizers: Andreas Apostolatos (TU München)
Lutz Pauli (RWTH Aachen)
Philipp Morgenstern (U Hannover)
4 Modelling, simulation and data-driven analysis of molecular systems
Organizers: Andreas Bittracher (Freie U Berlin)
Feliks Nüske (Rice U, Houston-USA)
5 Complexity Reduction in Optimal Control
Organizers: Carmen Gräßle (U Hamburg)
Silke Glas (U Ulm)
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6 Novel discretization methods for phase-field modeling in fracture mechanics
Organizers: Tuanny Cajuhi (TU Braunschweig)
Fleurianne Bertrand (HU Berlin)
GAMM related DFG Priority Programmes
1 PP 1748: Reliable Simulation Techniques in Solid Mechanics. Development of
Non-Standard Discretization Methods, Mechanical and Mathematical Analysis
Organizers: Jörg Schröder (Uni Duisburg-Essen)
Thomas Wick (Hannover)
2 PP 1798: Compressed Sensing in Information Processing (CoSIP)
Organizers: Gitta Kutyniok (TU Berlin)
Rudolf Mathar (RWTH Aachen)
3 PP 1881: Turbulent Superstructures
Organizer: Jörg Schumacher (TU Ilmenau)
4 PP 1886: Polymorphic Uncertainty Modelling for the Numerical Design of
Structures
Organizer: Michael Kaliske (TU Dresden)
5 PP 1897: Calm, Smooth and Smart - Novel Approaches for Influencing
Vibrations by Means of Deliberately Introduced Dissipation
Organizer: Peter Eberhard (Uni Stuttgart)
6 PP 1962: Non Smooth and Complementarity-Based Distributed Parameter
Systems: Simulation and Hierarchical Optimization
Organizer: Michael Hintermüller (Weierstraß-Institut Berlin)
7 PP 2020: Cyclic Deterioration of High-Performance Concrete in an
Experimental-Virtual Lab
Organizer: Ludger Lohaus (Uni Hannover)
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Sections
S1 Multi-body dynamics
Organizers: Simon R. Eugster (University of Stuttgart)
Kristin de Payrebrune (TU Kaiserslautern)
S2 Biomechanics
Organizers: Silvia Budday (FAU-Erlangen-Nürnberg)
Tim Ricken (University of Stuttgart)
S3 Damage and fracture mechanics
Organizers: Markus Kästner (TU Dresden)
Björn Kiefer (TU Freiberg)
S4 Structural mechanics
Organizers: Sven Klinkel (RWTH Aachen)
Jens Wackerfuß (University of Kassel)
S5 Nonlinear oscillations
Organizers: Elmar Woschke (OvGU Magdeburg)
Dominik Kern (TU Chemnitz)
S6 Material modelling in solid mechanics
Organizers: Jörn Mosler (TU Dortmund)
Patrick Kurzeja (TU Dortmund)
S7 Coupled problems
Organizers: Dieter Dinkler (TU Braunschweig)
Ute Kowalsky (TU Braunschweig)
S8 Multiscales and homogenization
Organizers: Dietmar Gallistl (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena) (RvMPreisträger 2019)
Julian Fischer (IST Klosterneuburg)
S9 Laminar flows and transition
Organizers: Hendrik Kuhlmann (TU Wien)
Peter Erhard (TU Dortmund)
S 10 Turbulence and reactive flows
Organizers: Olga Shishkina (MPI Göttingen)
Sven Eckert (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf e.V. (HZDR))
S 11 Interfacial flows
Organizers: Markus Scholle (Hochschule Heilbronn)
Dirk Peschka (WIAS Berlin)
S 12 Waves and acoustics
Organizers: Fabian Duddeck (TU München)
Tobias Gleim (University of Kassel)
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S 13 Flow control
Organizers: Olaf Wünsch (University of Kassel)
Markus Rütten (DLR Göttingen)
S 14 Applied analysis
Organizers: Dorothee Knees (University of Kassel)
Marita Thomas (WIAS Berlin)
S 15 Uncertainty Quantification
Organizers: Andrea Barth (University of Stuttgart)
tba
S 16 Optimization
Organizers: Martin Siebenborn (University of Hamburg)
Kahtrin Welker (Helmut-Schmidt-Universitty of Hamburg)
S 17 Applied and numerical linear algebra
Organizers: Kirk Soodhalter (Trinity College Dublin)
John Pearson (University of Edinburgh)
Kathryn Lund (Temple University)
S 18 Numerical methods for differential equations
Organizers: Christoph Lehrenfeld (University of Göttingen)
Herbert Egger (TU Darmstadt)
S 19 Optimization of differential equations
Organizers: Constantin Christof (TU München)
Johannes Pfefferer (TU München)
S 20 Dynamics and control
Organizers: Moritz Schulze Darup (University of Paderborn)
Jens Saak (MPI Magdeburg)
S 21 Mathematical signal and image processing
Organizers: Gerlind Plonka-Hoch (University of Göttingen)
Michael Möller (University of Siegen)
S 22 Scientific computing
Organizers: Christian Hesch (University of Siegen)
Matthias Bolten (University of Wuppertal)
S 23 Applied operator theory
Organizers: Birgit Jacob (University of Wuppertal)
Hafida Laasri (University of Wuppertal)
S 24 History of mechanics
Organizers: Otto Bruhns (Ruhr-U-Bochum)
Dietmar Gross (TU Darmstadt)
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Registration
Registration Participants are required to register. Please note that the registration fee
does not include accommodation.
Online registration is possible after 1st October 2019 here:
http://www.conftool.org/gamm2020
and expires on 7thFebruary 2020, while on-site registration is still posible.
Online registration is recommended.
Until After
Conference fee
31st Dec. 31 st Dec.
2019 2019
GAMM members (exclusive banquet) 270 € 320 €
GAMM members (inclusive banquet) 320 € 370 €
Non-Members (exclusive banquet) 370 € 420 €
Non-Members (inclusive banquet) 420 € 470 €
Accompanying Person 80 € 80 €
Conference The conference dinner (banquet) is included in selected fee packages.
dinner
Registration fee Book of Abstracts (digital)
includes Final program
Public lecture
Coffee breaks
Welcome reception
Certificate of attendance
Accompanying Are registered by the related participant
persons Conference Dinner & Welcome Reception
Free access to the public lecture
Companion The optional tours will only be proceeded if a minimum number of
programme participants is reached. In case of cancellation of a tour you will be
informed in due time and payments will be refunded. All tours are held
in English and are subject to change. For further details see “Companion
program” below.
http://www.gamm2020.de 9Locations
The scientific events will take place on the campus of the University of Kassel (Holländischer
Platz). The registration, plenary talks, minisymposia, young researcher's minisymposia, YAMM-
Lunch, and the welcome reception will take place in the Campus Center of the University of
Kassel.
Campus Center: registration and welcome reception
Hörsaal 1+2: opening, plenary lectures, Prandtl lecture, Richard-von-Mises award lecture, pub-
lic lecture and closing
Hörsaal 1+2: GAMM general assembly
Nora-Platiel 5+8: Dekomech NP5 room 0109/0110 & Mathematician Meeting NP8 room 0422
Campus Center Ground Floor: coffee breaks, exhibition and poster session
Gießhaus: YAMM-Lunch
YAMM-Workshops: Monday and Friday
Campus Center University of Kassel
10 https://www.gamm2020.deCampus Center University of Kassel
1st floor of the Campus Center
http://www.gamm2020.de 112nd floor of the Campus Center
3rd floor of the Campus Center
12 https://www.gamm2020.deAccommodation
Hotel reservations at preferred rates are arranged by the organisers. Detailed information will
be available on the website in due course.
Conference Office
Conference office Correspondence related to registration, hotel accommodation, and
social program, submission of abstracts and papers, exhibition,
sponsoring, and all other matters should be sent to:
GAMM2020-Conference Office
Herr Dr. Tobias Gleim / Frau Christina Franke
University of Kassel
Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering
FB14, Institut of Structural Analysis and Dynamics
Chair of Mechanics and Dynamics
Mönchebergstr. 7
34125 Kassel
Phone: + 49.561.804.2984
Fax: + 49.561.804.3631
Email: gamm2020@uni-kassel.de
Opening hours Monday, March 16 09:00 – 19:00
registration desk Tuesday, March 17 08:00 – 18:30
Wednesday, March 18 08:00 – 18:30
Thursday, March 19 08:00 – 18:30
Friday, March 20 08:00 – 12:00
Conditions and Any changes and cancellations must be done in written form and sent to
cancellation the conference office at gamm2020@uni-kassel.de
Reimbursement. For cancellations of registrations and optional tours
received by 7th February 2020, the booking fee will be refunded less an
administration fee of €40. No refunds will be made for cancellations
received after this date.
Forms of Payment
The registration fee can be paid by credit card, PayPal or bank transfer.
http://www.gamm2020.de 13Contributing a Sessions / Minisymposia / Young Researchers’
Minisymposia / GAMM related DFG Priority Programs
Guidelines for All participants are invited to submit an abstract for a short
abstract communication in one of the sessions (20 minutes including
submission discussion).
For a contribution to a minisymposium, young researchers’
minisymposium and GAMM related DFG priority program, an explicit
invitation from the respective organisers is mandatory.
Abstracts If you wish to present a short communication or have been invited to
contribute a talk, please submit an abstract of your contribution which
will serve as a basis for the decision on acceptance.
Authors are kindly requested to write the abstract in English.
Each participant is allowed to present one paper only.
The collected abstracts will be published online.
Submission of Abstracts have to be submitted via the online submission system
abstracts available at:
http://gamm2020.de
Please submit your abstract before
Friday, 6th December 2019.
Classification Please assign your abstract to a section during the online submission.
Additionally, please include a number of keywords related to the
abstract.
As a reference, you can also find standard classifications of topics at:
Mathematical Reviews. Subject Index 2010
http://www.ams.org/msc/msc2010.html
Applied Mechanics Reviews
Index to Volume 43 (1990), pp. 371-375
14 https://www.gamm2020.dePublication of Lectures
Plenary lectures Plenary lectures can be published in the regular issues of ZAMM
("Zeitschrift für Angewandte Mathematik und Mechanik").
Papers presented Papers presented at minisymposia and short communications can be
in minisymposia, published electronically in PAMM (“Proceedings in Applied
YR-minisymposia, Mathematics and Mechanics”).
and in sections The papers are strictly limited to:
4 pages for a contribution to a minisymposium,
a YR-minisymposium, a DFG-PP section, or a special topic
lecture of a section,
2 pages for all contributed sessions.
The editors reserve the right to deny publication of a manuscript
based on the referee’s judgment. Papers need to be prepared in
accordance with Wiley’s Author’s Instructions for Publication at
www.wiley.com
Papers have to be submitted after the conference until 19th June
2020 via the website http://jahrestagung.gamm-ev.de
Childcare
It is possible to use the flexible childcare service for children between 6 months and 12 years.
The flexible childcare service is available from Monday to Friday.
The childcare takes place in the parent-child room at the Campus Center at the Holländischer
Platz. It is located in the main building of the conference.
For proper planning, we kindly ask you to indicate your interest in a childcare service when
registering for the conference and no later than 21st February 2020. We will then contact the
childcare service.
For more details about the childcare service, please contact the conference office
gamm2020@uni-kassel.de
Local Contacts
Chairmen Detlef Kuhl
Andreas Meister
Andreas Ricoeur
Olaf Wünsch
Conference office Tobias Gleim
Christina Franke gamm2020@uni-kassel.de
http://www.gamm2020.de 15Important Dates
Online registration starts 1st October 2019
Registration deadline for talks (abstract upload, max. 250 words) 30th November 2019
Notificiation acceptance of abstract 18th December 2019
Deadline for early registration fee 31st December 2019
Deadline for payment in case an abstract has been submitted 31st December 2020
End of online registration
7th February 2020
After this date only on-site registration is possible
Submission deadline for PAMM proceedings 19th June 2020
Special Events
Monday, March 16 Opening
13:00 – 14:00 Campus Center
Ludwig Prandtl memorial lecture
14:00 – 15:00 Campus Center
Welcome reception
19:00 – 20:30 Campus Center
Tuesday, March 17 Poster session
16:00 – 16:30 Campus Center
Public lecture
19:30 – 20:30 Campus Center
Wednesday, March 18 Poster session
09:30 – 10:30 Campus Center
Richard-von-Mises award lecture
10:30 – 11:30 Campus Center
General assembly
11:45 – 13:00 Campus Center
YAMM lunch
Career Opportunities for Young Academics
13:00 – 14:00 Gießhaus
Conference dinner
19:30 Renthof Kassel
Friday, March 20 Closing
13:00 – 14:00 Campus Center
16 https://www.gamm2020.deTraveling to the Campus Holländischer Platz Kassel
…bike City plans for biking and bike renting
https://www.nextbike.de/de/kassel/
There are no free parking lots next to the conference venue. You
will find parking lots for a fee around the conference venue
…car (Moritzstraße, Mönchebergstraße, Henschelstraße,
Gottschalkstraße).
You can reach the University of Kassel (Holländischer Platz) by
public transport (Tram, Regiotram and Bus, station "Hol-
ländischer Platz") both from the railway station "Kassel Wil-
…train helmshöhe" or the cultural station "Kulturbahnhof / Haupt-
…bus bahnhof". For those arriving by ICE or another express train, it is
…tram easier and faster to stop at the station "Kassel Wilhelmshöhe"
and then take the tram lines 1 or 3 directly to "Holländischer
Platz". You can get timetables from the schedule planner of the
local public transport company (KVG) www.kvg.de
Campus Holländischer Platz
http://www.gamm2020.de 17Venue
The GAMM annual meeting 2020 is hosted by the University of Kassel.
The city of Kassel combines urban culture and
pure nature: museums, art, culture, sports and Campus Center (CC): The building on Moritz-
leisure activities, mountains, lakes and forests as strasse forms the new center on the Hol-
far as the eye can see. At the same time, Kassel is ländischer Platz Six lecture theaters with a total
well-connected to Berlin and Munich, the Rhine of 2420 seats and six seminar rooms are avail-
region, Hamburg and the Ruhr region. able on around 4900 square meters on floor
Kassel is famous for its unique spacious land-
space.There are also offices and plenty of
scapes, especially for the riverside meadows of the space for central consulting and service facilities
Karlsaue and the Fuldaaue and of course the of the university and the Studentenwerk. It was
spectacular Wilhelmshöhe. Europe’s largest moun- completed and opened in 2015.
tain park includes a castle, famous art collections
and the statue of Hercules, Kassel’s most famous
and visible landmark. Wilhelmshöhe was recently
declared a World Cultural Heritage site. These and
many other green spaces are the reason why two
Events:
thirds of the Kassel region are green.
Opening
Kassel was the residence and workplace of the Plenary and public lectures
renowned Brothers Grimm; the library where they Minisymposia
once worked as librarians, is now part of the Young researcher minisymposia
university library system. Through their scientific Registration
work, the famous brothers also founded modern
German studies and collected major parts of their
General assembly and Closing
world-famous fairytale collection here in Kassel.
Every year the University of Kassel appoints an
outstanding writer and German philologist to a
Brothers Grimm professorship. Kassel has an
international reputation as a city of art with works
ranging from antiquity to modernity. Kassel is host
to excellent museums and galleries, a College for
Art and Design and of course the five-yearly
exhibition “documenta” for contemporary art.
Individual tours and day trips can be found in:
https://kassel-marketing.de/
18 https://www.gamm2020.deCompanion Program
We offer a guided tour from the service point in the campus center to the
excursion destination. Everyone can decide for themselves whether to take
part in a guided tour of the museum or to explore the area themselves.
Karlsaue park, Orangery, marble bathhouse, planetarium
Tuesday 17.03.2020/ 2 p.m. start at Service Point CampusCenter
Next to Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe, the Staatspark Karlsaue is the second large park in Kassel to be
managed by the Museumslandschaft Hessen Kassel. Situated between Rosenhang and the Fulda
river, the park, which currently covers about 150 ha, border on Kassel’s city center and the Orang-
ery Palace and invites visitors to stroll and relax in a beautiful historical setting.
Originally laid out around 1700 as a symmetrical Baroque garden with basins and a fan-shaped
canal system, the Karlsaue was redesigned into a landscape park at the end of the 18th century.
However, the baroque vistas and structuring axes are still visible and still define the layout today.
At the southern end of the park lies the Siebenbergen Isle or »Island of Flowers, which represents
its magnificent bloom in spring and summer. The picturesque botanical diversity is maintained and
cared for both in the park and on the island.
GRIMM WORLD Kassel
Wednesday 18.03.2020/ 2 p.m. start at Service Point CampusCenter
The GRIMM WORLD Kassel transports the Brothers Grimm and their fairy tales into the modern
era. Using artistic, medial and interactive means, this newly created experience space conveys
the fascination of the life, work and influence of the Brothers Grimm. The GRIMM WORLD Kassel
offers much more than just a formal presentation of valuable literary and historical exhibits.
http://www.gamm2020.de 19Among the particular highlights of the GRIMM WORLD are the personal copies of the Children’s
and Household Tales from 1812/1815 with handwritten comments by the Brothers Grimm (since
2005 part of the UNESCO "Memory of the World"), the "Colored Roots" in the section "WOODEN
ROOTS", which the Chinese artist Ai Weiwei created specifically for the GRIMM WORLD and
donated to the city of Kassel, or the fascinating installation on the German dictionary by Ecke
Bonk entitled “Random Reading / Book of Words”, which already captivated the public at the
documenta XI and is now an integral part of the GRIMM WORLD. But see for yourself.
UNESCO world heritage site of Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe,
Wilhelmshöhe Palace, Weißenstein Wing
Thursday 19.03.2020/ 2 p.m. start at Service Point CampusCenter
The Gesamtkunstwerk Wilhelmshöhe was declared a World Cultural Heritage by the UNESCO
World Heritage Committee on 23 June 2013, which distinguishes it as a cultural landscape that is
unique in the world. The approx. 560 ha World Heritage Site extends from the famous Kasseler
landmark – the Hercules Monument – over the 350 meters high cascades down to Wilhelmshöhe
and beyond along the line of sight of Wilhelmshöher Allee.
The foundations of our unique baroque monument to European architecture and garden art were
laid at the end of the 17th century under Landgraf Carl (r. 1677–1730). In the late 18th century, the
park was expanded and converted into a romantic landscape garden inspired by English models.
Landgraf Carl's baroque water games were preserved by his heirs and successors and supple-
mented by romantic water features – waterfalls, the Aqueduct and the Great Fountain. In addition
to the Hercules Monument and the water games, the highlights of the ensemble, which is still
unique worldwide, include the medieval mock castle Löwenburg and the stately Wilhelmshöhe
Palace with its nearby Ballroom and Greenhouse.
20 https://www.gamm2020.demore tips for sights: Carricatura http://www.caricatura.de/home/ Fridericianum https://fridericianum.org/de/ http://www.gamm2020.de 21
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