The Anderson Hamiltonian with electron hole symmetry is investigated by the perturbation expansion in a power series of the electron correlation U. As it is found that expansions converge rapidly, we can draw continuous curved for the magnetic susceptibility χ, the T-linear specific heat C, the resistivity and density of states over the Hartree-Fock, critical point. Moreover, it can be shown that there are some relations between physical quantities in this system. In particular, we show that the T-linear specific heat is proportional to the even part of the zero temperature susceptibility. Using the above relation, we can show the ratio π2/3·kB2/µB2·χT/C begins with unity and gradually tends to 2 with increasing U.
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K. Yamada (1975) studied this question.