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. 2014 Feb 12;5:3280. doi: 10.1038/ncomms4280

Table 1. Samples used in resistance measurements.

Doping y Tc(0) (K) Tc(15T) (K) Tc(30T) (K) Hc2 (T)
0.063 6.35 19.5 2.0 0 30±5
0.078 6.45 45.0 11.5 4.9 50±5
0.102 6.51 59.0 12.4 0 30±2
0.109 6.54 61.3 7.8 0 24±2
0.120 6.67 66.0 10.5 0 24±2
0.135 6.80 78.5 28.7 35±5
0.140 Y124 80.0 30.8 11.8 45±2
0.151 6.86 91.0 52.1 31.9 70±10
0.161 6.92 93.5 67.9 51.0 115±15
0.173 6.99 93.0 69.1 56.0 140±20
0.180 6.998 90.5 69.3 57.6 150±20
0.190 Ca-1.4% 87.0 65.2 53.3 140±20
0.205 Ca-5% 77.0 49.2 36.4 100±20
0.225 Tl-2201 59 63±5
0.248 Tl-2201 33 20±2
0.257 Tl-2201 20 14±2
0.260 Tl-2201 15 10±3

List of all samples whose resistivity data are used in this paper. Doping p; oxygen content y; zero-resistance Tc at H=0, H=15 T and H=30 T; upper critical field Hc2=Hvs(T=0). The Hc2 values are plotted vs p in Fig. 4a. The Tc values at H=0, 15 T and 30 T are plotted vs p in Fig. 4b. The value of Hc2=Hvs(T=0) in Tl-2201 at Tc=15 K is obtained from analysis of published data (see Supplementary Figs 3 and 4).