High-temperature specific heat and susceptibility of the classical Heisenberg model
Proceedings of the Physical SocietyPublished 1 November 1966
G S Joyce, Roger Bowers
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Abstract
Extended high-temperature series for the specific heat and susceptibility of the classical Heisenberg model are presented. A preliminary analysis of the results suggests that the specific heat may diverge logarithmically or be finite at T = Tc.
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