This is a collection of the scientific papers of Julius PlÃ1/4cker, a renowned 19th-century German mathematician and physicist. Edited by Fr. Pockels, the "Physikalische Abhandlungen" volume showcases PlÃ1/4cker's significant contributions to the field of physics. The collection is compiled under the auspices of Alfred Clebsch and the Königliche Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen (Royal Society of Sciences at Göttingen) with assistance from Arthur Schoenflies.

The writings offer insights into the scientific thought of the era and PlÃ1/4cker's lasting impact. This compilation is a valuable resource for historians of science and anyone interested in the development of physics and mathematics in the 19th century.

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