Reply to "Comment on `Nonstandard superconductivity or no superconductivity in hydrides under high pressure' "

Abstract

In Ref. [1] we surveyed the known hydride superconductors, and compared their resistive behavior to that of typical known superconductors, including conventional (e.g. NbN and MgB${}_2$) and unconventional (e.g. YBCO) superconductors, and concluded that the behavior of the hydrides was indicative of nonstandard or no superconductivity. In the preceding comment, Talantsev, Minkov, Balakirev and Eremets [2] (arXiv:2311.07865) claim that we presented a "flawed analysis and a selective and inaccurate report of published data." Here we show that this claim is wrong.

Reply to arXiv:2311.07865

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• Broadening of In-Field Superconducting Transitions in Hydrides