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On the contribution of defects of various types to phase transition anomalies

Abstract The influence of quenched point defects on anomalies of thermodynamic quantities near phase transition points is discussed. The results are obtained in the independent defect approximation. For “usual” defect concentrations in perfect crystals (N∼1018 cm−3) this approximation is invalid only for immediate vicinity of a phase transition point T c. The equations of continuum media are used to describe lattice distortions onduced by defects.