How does disorder change superconductor's Tc?

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How does disorder (such as structure defect, doping,substitution, etc. )change superconductors' Tc?No matter what kind of superconductor it is.

Is there any resent paper exactly and detailedly discussing about this question?

Thanks in advance.
 
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mojo0529 said:
How does disorder (such as structure defect, doping,substitution, etc. )change superconductors' Tc?No matter what kind of superconductor it is.

Is there any resent paper exactly and detailedly discussing about this question?

Thanks in advance.

You may want to start with the classic Phil Anderson paper on "http://www.physics.umd.edu/courses/Phys798S/anlage/Phys798SAnlageSpring06/Anderson%20TimeReversed%20Pairs%20Paper.pdf" ".

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