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We show that the assumptions of critical scaling imply essential singularities in the limit where Tc = 0 and power laws of the temperature for Tc < 0 which are appropriate to describe realistic physical situations such as e.g. heavy fermions. We discuss also the effects of a dimensional cross-over as well as that of dilution and disorder.
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