I do find that interesting... I found a graph of another HTSC's (YBCO) resistance vs temperature [1], and the function is much more discontinuous looking than t

I do find that interesting... I found a graph of another HTSC's (YBCO) resistance vs temperature [1], and the function is much more discontinuous looking than the one shown in the article. That would lead me (someone not at all trained in the physics of superconductors) to believe that perhaps the purity of the sample is a factor here, with different parts of the sample having different critical temperatures, gradually decreasing resistance until an inflection point is reached at 110K. 1. https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-electrical-resistivity-vs-temperature-curve-of-pure-YBCO_fig5_241713900 https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-electrical-resistivi...