Abstract
The exact solution of the modified potassium dihydrogen phosphate model of a ferroelectric, previously considered in a direct field only, is now extended to include a staggered field. The thermodynamic properties are found to remain unchanged with the addition of a staggered field; namely, the specific heat vanishes below the transition temperature Tc and diverges as (TTc)12 above Tc. Phase diagrams similar to those of an antiferroelectric in a direct field are obtained. Behavior of the polarizations in both direct and staggered fields is also discussed.