The superconductive transition temperatures Tc of single-crystal specimens of reduced strontium titanate have been measured as functions of hydrostatic and uniaxial compressional stresses up to 1.5 kbar. The prominent features of the experimental results are a large, nonlinear, hydrostatic-pressure effect and an anisotropic uniaxial stress effect. The relative decrease of transition temperature with pressure Δ(lnTc)Δp is about an order of magnitude larger than that seen in metallic superconductors.
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