The specific heat at constant density of an ideal-Bose-fluid film of thickness L=lρ^-1/3, but infinite lateral extent, is calculated analytically to order l^-2. Both hard-wall and periodic boundary conditions are considered. Good agreement with the numerical calculations of Goble and Trainor for the total specific heat under hard-wall conditions is obtained down to l10. In the critical region, the large-l behavior accords with the scaling theory of finite-size effects. The appropriate scaling functions and the surface specific heat are explicitly calculated.
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