Specific Heat Study of Superconductivity in $Cu_{0.061}TiSe_{2}$

In $TiSe_{2}$ a charge-density-waves order is continuously suppressed by copper doping and superconductivity appears. We report a calorimetric study performed on the superconducting single crystal of $Cu_{0.061}TiSe_{2}$ with $T_{c}$=2.8 K, measured by the ac technique at low temperatures down to 0.6 K and magnetic fields up to 2 T. Sharp specific heat anomaly at the superconducting transition is found. The temperature dependence of the electronic specific heat and the angular dependence of the critical temperature, measured at a fixed magnetic field, consistently indicate on the existence of a single s-wave superconducting gap with a coupling strength of 2Δ/$k_{B}T_{c}$=3.6, close to BCS limit.