Diamagnetic anisotropy associated with the transition into the superconducting state in intercalated TaS₂ crystals is seen above 35^∘{}K. The anisotropy grows inversely with temperature obeying roughly a diamagnetic Curie law. It seems plausible to ascribe it to electron correlations which at lower temperature are responsible for the superconductivity.
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