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Magnetic short-range order was observed in one-dimensional S =1 Heisenberg (CsNiCl 3 , RbNiCl 3 ) and \(S{=}1/2\) Ising antiferromagnet (CsCoCl 3 ) up to k T ∼10| J | and 3| J |, respectively, by measuring optical birefringences. An isomorphic diamagnet CsMgCl 3 was used, with corresponding states argument, to extract the magnetic contribution Δ n m from the resultant birefringence Δ n in these magnetic systems. The temperature T max , at which the temperature derivative of the magnetic part Δ n m displays a broad maximutm, is in agreement with that predicted by the rigorous theory for the specific heat in each linear chain system.
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Iio et al. (1980) studied this question.
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