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The exponentα of the specific heatC is determined for the pure and the site-diluted simple cubic Ising model (concentrationx=0, 0.2, 0.4 of nonmagnetic sites) by a finite-size scaling analysis of the peak value Cmax(L) for systems of linear dimensionsL=8, 16, 32, and 64. The Cmax values are obtained by the Ferrenberg-Swendsen algorithm, using Monte Carlo data from a fully-vectorized multi-spin coding program. We obtain α=0.11 for x=0 and a crossover to a negativeα value upon dilution, with α=−0.029(4) both forx=0.2 andx=0.4.
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Weyersberg, A., Holey, T. & Fähnle, M. Critical behavior of the specific heat for pure and site-diluted simple cubic Ising systems. J Stat Phys 66, 133–138 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01060063
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