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Type II superconductors, consisting of superconducting domains embedded in anormal or insulating matrix, undergo a rounded phase transition. Indeed, thecorrelation length cannot grow beyond the spatial extent of the domains.Accordingly, the thermodynamic properties will exhibit a finite size effect. Itis shown that the specific heat and penetration depth data of a variety of typeII superconductors, including cuprates, exhibit the characteristic propertiesof a finite size effect, arising from domains with nanoscale extent. The finitesize scaling analysis reveals essential features of the mechanism. Transitiontemperature and superfluidity increase with reduced domain size. The combinedfinite size and isotope effects uncover the relevance of local latticedistortionsComment: 9 pages, 5 figur

Probing Inhomogeneities in Type II Superconductors by Means of Thermal Fluctuations, Magnetic Fields, and Isotope Effects