Near a continuous phase transition, there exist universal combinations of critical amplitudes. We present an estimation of such a universal quantity, in the framework of the φ⁴ field theory in three dimensions, using information recently available in the literature, and already used to determine precise values for critical exponents. This leads to an accuracy only obtained, hitherto, in the framework of field theory, for critical exponents. The universal quantity calculated, often denoted by R_ξ^_⁺, combines the amplitude of the correlation length and that of the singular part of the specific heat in the vicinity of the critical point.
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Bervillier et al. (1980) studied this question.
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