String theory and mathematical physics in Germany

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Top institutions for mathematical string theory and geometry/topology-physics in Germany include TU München and LMU München, which are considered among the best. Unlike the U.S., Germany has several strong universities without a single standout. The discussion highlights the diversity of quality in German universities, emphasizing that there isn't one exceptional institution. A ranking overview is available through a provided link for further exploration of universities. Overall, Germany offers a robust academic environment for these fields.
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Hey guys!

Which research departments are best? I was hoping to get the top 3-4 institutions names.

Basically I am into mathematical string theory and geometry/topology-physics in general.
 
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Hey

I'm a student from Germany (Göttingen and Oldenburg). In Germany are a lot of good universities. There isn't THE ONE. That makes Germany different from the States. There are a variety of pretty good universities but (I think) no one extraordinary for example like Harvard,... The propably best universities are the TU München and LMU München.

Here you can find an overview about some universities (most from Germany): http://ranking.zeit.de/che2011/de/rankingkompakt?esb=4&ab=3&hstyp=1

Gauß
 
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