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Examination of the phenomenological scaling functions for critical scattering

article by Craig A. Tracy & Barry M. McCoy published 1 July 1975 in Physical Review B

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Examination of the phenomenological scaling functions for critical scattering (English)

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Barry M. McCoy

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On the maximum of the k-dependent susceptibility for fixed k and T > Tc

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