Superconductivity, upper critical field and normal state resistivity in CeNi2Ge2 under pressure

We have performed transport and susceptibility measurements on single-crystal CeNi2Ge2 under high pressure and magnetic field. Under pressure a 30% decrease of the resistivity is found below 300 mK which could be due to the onset of superconductivity Assuming this we have established the phase diagram of the superconducting phase under pressure and magnetic field. The analysis of H-c2 and the slope at T-c in comparison to a previously published report of superconductivity at ambient pressure might indicate a change in the order parameter with pressure. The normal state resistivity at ambient pressure does nor show a quadratic temperature dependence. Under pressure a quadratic dependence is found and we show that the parameters of the resistivity and the susceptibility obey a simple scaling law. This scaling breaks down however when approaching the magnetic instability.