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The correct detection of the Berezinskii-Kosterlitz-Thouless (BKT) transitionin quasi-two-dimensional superconductors still remains a controversial issue.Its main signatures, indeed, are often at odds with the theoreticalexpectations. In a recent work\cite{me} we have shown that the presence ofspatially correlated disorder plays a key role in this sense being it thereason underlying the experimentally-observed smearing of the universalsuperfluid-density jump. In the present paper, we closely investigate theeffects of correlated disorder on the BKT transition, addressing specificallythe issue whether it changes or not the BKT universality class.

BKT universality class in the presence of correlated disorder