Abstract
It is shown that low temperature asymptotics of various thermodynamic and transport properties of s-wave superconductors can become power-law ones if wide distributions of gap values exist, originating from structure domains, charge stripes, charge-density waves or other mesoscopic nonhomogeneities. The relevant experimental data for high-Tc oxides are analyzed on the basis of the developed theory.
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