Trying to find papers of Debye and Falckenhagen's Induction Effect.

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The discussion centers on locating the original papers by P. Debye and H. Falckenhagen regarding their Induction Effect, published in the Physikalische Zeitschrift (Physik. Z.). The correct references are P. Debye, Physik. Z., 1920, 21, 178 and H. Falckenhagen, Physik. Z., 1922, 23, 87. The user encountered difficulties accessing these papers through SpringerLink, as the volume numbers did not match. The confusion was clarified by identifying Physik. Z. as the Physikalische Zeitschrift, resolving the issue of misattribution.

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I'm trying to fill out my bibliography in a report and I need to reference the papers by Debye and Falckenhagen that laid out their Induction Effect. London gives them as being

P. Debye, Physik. Z., 1920, 21, 178
H. Falckenhagen, Physik. Z., 1922, 23, 87

and I find some random paper elsewhere that had the same references. However, when I pull up the Zeitschrift fuer Physik, http://www.springerlink.com/content/0939-7922/21/1/ , they do not have these volume numbers (for the given years) or the papers from what I can find. Best I can find though is that Physik. Z. is the Zeitschrift fuer Physik. Is there a different journal that Phsyik. Z. refers to or did London make an error that keeps getting propagated?
 
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Physik. Z. would "Physikalische Zeitschrift".
 
Ahhh, thanks. That didn't come up in my search of Physik. Z. but certainly makes more sense.
 

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