Superconducting and magnetic phase diagrams of (La1-xNdx)(3)S-4 solid
solutions are investigated in the concentration range from 0 to 15 at%
Nd. The superconductivity is observed at x = 6 at% Nd, exceeding the
critical concentration value x(c) = 4 at%, followed from Abrikosov-Gor
'kov theory. A weaker suppression of the superconductivity appears to
be due to the Nd3+ ground term splitting by the crystalline field. It
follows from the magnetic susceptibility measurement that the splittin
g by the crystalline field is 75 +/- 3 K. At concentration x > 6 at% N
d one can observe magnetic transitions to a ferromagnetic state.