Abstract
The thermodynamic potential of a superconducting quantum cylinder is calculated. The dependence of the critical temperature and heat capacity of the superconducting system on the surface electron density and nanotube radius is studied. It is shown that the critical temperature oscillates with variations in a parameter equal to the ratio of the Fermi energy to the dimensional confinement energy.
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