  We implement the effects of disorder on a holographic p-wave superconductor
by introducing a random chemical potential which defines the local energy of
the charge carriers. Since there are various possibilities for the orientation
of the vector order parameter, we explore the behavior of the condensate in the
parallel and perpendicular directions to the introduced disorder. We clarify
the nature of various branches representing competing solutions and construct
the disordered phase diagram. We find that moderate disorder enhances
superconductivity as determined by the value of the condensate. Though we
mostly focus on uncorrelated noise, we also consider a disorder characterized
by its spectral properties and study in detail its influence on the spectral
properties of the condensate and charge density. We find fairly universal
responses of the resulting power spectra characterized by linear functions of
the disorder power spectrum.
