Puzzling evidence for surface superconductivity in the layered dichalcogenide Cu10%TiSe2
Physica C: Superconductivity and its Applications（2016）
Abstract
•Combined specific heat and magnetotransport demonstrate surface superconductivity.•Surprisingly, surface effects occur for all magnetic field orientations.•Temperature dependence suggests a surface layer with depressed critical temperature.
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Key words
Surface superconductivity,Dichalcogenide,Specific heat,Transport
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