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Several persistent discrepancies between different results for critical exponents of statistical-mechanical models have recently been shown to originate from inappropriate treatment of confluent singularities. In this paper a new method for evaluating Δ₁, the critical exponent of the confluent correction term, from relatively short series expansions is introduced and applied to $d=2$ isotropic percolation to obtain estimates of both Δ₁ and γ. The discrepancies noted in the literature between values of γ are clearly shown to be removed by the application of our method.
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