German section of the International Physicists' Tournament
The GPT 2022 will take part on the weekend of January 29th/January 30th, 2022. The competition will be online. The GPT 2022 will be the national qualification tournament for the IPT 2022, i.e. the winning team will take part in
The winner of the GPT 2021 is the team AstroZicke (ASOZI) from the LMU and TU Munich. Congratulations! The second place goes to the team Fission Chips (FISCH) from the LMU Munich. The team Grand canonical ensemble (GCE) from the
The GPT 2021will take place on May 29th and May 30th. The complete schedule can be found here. The winning team of the GPT 2021 will represent Germany at the IPT 2021. The GPT 2021 will be online. Student from
The GPT 2021 that will be the preselection competition for the IPT 2021 will take place on May 29th and May 30th, i.e. about one month before the IPT 2021, which will be from July 1st to July 4th. Due
In an exciting competition, the Team “The Cake Divers” from Münster has won the Online-GPT 2020. While in the first physics fight on Saturday the Team “Bayern 2020” from Erlangen and Munich was still ahead, “The Cake Divers” successfully took
The schedule of the Online-GPT 2020 is finalized and can be found here. The first physics fight will start at Saturday, December 12th at 2pm, the final on Sunday, December 13th at 2pm. A zoom link will be provided where
The winners of last year’s German Physicists’ Tournament (GPT) successfully participated in the International Physicists’ Tournament (IPT) 2020 that due to Corona took place online. Representing Germany they reached an excellent fifth place. For more information on the IPT 2020,
The list of problems for the Online-GPT 2020 can be found here: https://germany.iptnet.info/problems-2/ The Online-GPT will take place in December 2020. It won’t be a qualifying tournament for an IPT but still will be in the same spirit as any
There will be an additional Online-GPT in December with the final on Sunday, December 13th. Unlike the regular GPTs, the Online-GPT won’t be a qualifying competition to the IPT, but it will be the ideal tournament to feel the spirit
At the moment the German Physicists’ Tournament (GPT) is a quite small physics competition. However, it is a lot of fun and in our opinion it deserves to grow. In order to increase the visibility of the GPT in Germany,