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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2001 iii Paper 72 2 b Solution by
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A further derivative gives the magnetic susceptibility within a selected pure thermodynamic phase:Assuming a finite nonzero zero-field amplitude on the branch considered, comparison with givesTogether with part (a), this proves the Rushbrooke scaling relation and the Widom scaling relation . Below the transition, use the one-sided response of an ordered phase; differentiating through the cusp of the equilibrium free energy at would include phase switching rather than this critical response.
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