Evidence for Transition Temperature Fluctuation Induced Pinning im MgB2 Superconductor
M. J. Qin, X. L. Wang, H. K. Liu, S. X. Shi
Abstract
The magnetic field dependent critical current density jc(B) of a MgB2 bulk sample has been obtained by means of magnetization hysteresis measurements. The jc(B) curves at different temperatures demonstrate a crossover from single vortex pinning to small-bundle vortex pinning, when the field is larger than the crossover field Bsb. The temperature dependence of the crossover field Bsb(T) is in agreement with a model of randomly distributed weak pinning centers via the spatial fluctuations of the transition temperature (δTc-pinning), while pinning due to the mean free path fluctuations (δl-pinning) is not observed.
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