The first seven terms of the high-temperature series expansion for the true range of correlation are derived for general dimension on the family of hypercubical lattices. Analysis of this series shows that a cross-over phenomenon occurs at high dimension so that for d=∞ one obtains for the correlation-length critical index ν=1 instead of the classical value ν=1/2. This behavior is also illustrated by a more tractable, analogous, random-walk problem. The behavior of the critical temperature as a function of dimension is discussed. All present evidence is consistent with an essential singularity at $d=4$.
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