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The resistance and magnetoresistance of the intermetallic magnetic superconductor Y4Co3 were measured in the temperature range 1.74-4.2K and in fields of up to 1.1 T. The authors extracted the slope of the upper critical field near the superconducting transition, and the specific heat coefficient gamma . The main conclusions are that the superconducting state is fully quenched just above the transition temperature, and that the authors are dealing with a dirty superconductor. Moreover, the specific heat coefficient gamma calculated from theory is in good agreement with the experimental value.
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Sułkowski et al. (1983) studied this question.
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