The critical temperature is calculated as a function of the ratio for an S = 5/2 Heisenberg spin lattice with antiferromagnetic ordering of types I and II on a face-centred cubic lattice. and represent, respectively, the nearest- and next-nearest-neighbour exchange constants. Both possibilities for ordering of type II, antiferromagnetic and ferromagnetic, are considered. The critical region is studied by applying the Padé approximant method to the corresponding high-temperature series expansion of the staggered susceptibility. The results presented here provide a useful tool for a straightforward interpretation and understanding of experimental data. The approach is applied to various experimental systems and the values obtained compared with those provided by other approximations.
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