Critical exponents is a set of universal quantitative measures that characterize the power-law behavior of physical observables near a continuous phase transition, distinguishing the nature of critical phenomena associated with second-order phase transitions, such as those observed at the Curie temperature in magnetic ordering transformations.
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The theory of equilibrium critical phenomena
Michael E. Fisher · Reports on Progress in Physics · 1967 · 2.5K citations
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