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Abstract
While linear and curved phase transition lines in P(T) or H(T) diagrams can be described by adding linear and quadratic terms in a joint expansion of the Landau coefficients a, b in terms of P–Pt and T–Tt where (Pt, Tt) is a critical point, a new class of phase diagram is obtained by allowing for bilinear, ϵ(P–Pt)(T–Tt), and higher product terms. In this contribution we relate these new expansion terms to some hitherto unexplained experimental P–T and H–T phase diagrams.