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We study magnetic and critical properties of the alternating spin antiferromagnetic Heisenberg chain with $S=1/2$ and 1 in a magnetic field at T=0. The numerical diagonalization is applied to the system up to $2N=20$ sites. Checking numerically that magnetic states with the magnetization per site m obey a conformal field theory with conformal anomaly $c=1$ for $1/4<m<3/4$, we use the finite-size scaling of the conformal invariance to obtain a magentization curve in the thermodynamic limit. In the magnetizatin curve a plateau appears at $m=1/4$. We also calculate two critical exponents η and ηᶻ for $1/4<m<3/4$, which control the asymptotic behavior of the transverse and parallel spin correlation functions. We check the relation η ηᶻ=1, which universally holds for a $c=1$ conformal field theory.
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