Abstract
The authors present the results of the coherent anomaly method when applied to Ising models in one dimension with long-range interactions. This class of systems acts as an interesting and challenging test for the method because the critical exponents as well as the critical temperature values of which are given by the method, depend on the rate of fall-off of the interactions. Thus one can see how accurately the method gives results which correctly reflect this dependency. The results obtained from this method are compared with results obtained by a variety of other methods.
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