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We present high-resolution measurements of the specific heat, C, of the Heisenberg antiferromagnet VBr 2 with layered-triangular lattice in the temperature range between 1.5 and 35 K and in fields up to 6 T. The critical exponent alpha extracted from C has been obtained as alpha =0.30+or-0.05. This value is fully consistent with the theoretically expected exponent of alpha =0.24+or-0.08 for three-dimensional Heisenberg systems with chiral symmetry.
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