Percolation properties of partially crystallized amorphous Bi and V th
in films obtained by a low temperature condensation are investigated.
In such amorphous films there is a coexistence of superconducting (S)
and normal (N) phases at a certain temperature and the eir concentrati
on ratio may be arbitrarily changed. Experimental values of the percol
ation threshold p(c) and the critical exponents in the expression for
conductivity sigma of the SN composite sigma proportional to (p(c) - p
)(-S) given by the percolation theory are in a good agreement with the
oretical predictions of two-dimensional <<Swiss cheese>> and <<inverse
Swiss cheese>> models.