The Theory of Equilibrium Critical Phenomena.¶
Fisher, M. E. (1967). The Theory of Equilibrium Critical Phenomena. Reports on Progress in Physics, 30(2), 615-730.
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- Universality in Critical Phenomena
- The construct emerged from the empirical observation in the 1960s that liquid-gas, ferromagnetic, and antiferromagnetic transitions all exhibited anomalously large critical exponents with surprisingly similar values, was given theoretical explanation by Kadanoff (1966) and Wilson (1971–74), and remains one of the most successful classification schemes in physics.
This sourceComprehensive review establishing universality as law-like principle; classifies critical exponents and amplitude relations.
- The construct emerged from the empirical observation in the 1960s that liquid-gas, ferromagnetic, and antiferromagnetic transitions all exhibited anomalously large critical exponents with surprisingly similar values, was given theoretical explanation by Kadanoff (1966) and Wilson (1971–74), and remains one of the most successful classification schemes in physics.
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