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Previous work is briefly summarized to present the theoretical ground for a study of the number of conduction electrons. Important objections are raised on the theoretical handling of such a quantity in the vicinity of the Neel temperature. The number of conduction electrons is written in terms of an appropriate self energy. This improves upon a too crude mean field treatment. The critical exponent of dn/dT is found to be alpha + gamma -1. The implication for the temperature behaviour of the electrical resistivity in the vicinity of the Neel temperature is outlined.
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Marcel Ausloos (1976) studied this question.
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