Abstract
Simple crossover equations for the susceptibility and the specific heat in zero field have been obtained on the basis of the renormalization-group method and ε-expansion. The equations contain the Ginzburg number as a parameter. At temperatures near the critical temperature, scaling behavior including the first Wegner corrections is reproduced. At temperatures far away from the critical temperature the classical Landau expansion with square-root corrections is recovered. For small values of the Ginzburg number the crossover equations approach a universal form. The equations are applied to represent experimental specific heat data for CH 4, C 2H 6, Ar, O 2 and CO 2 along the critical isochore in a universal form.
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