Abstract
An original method is presented which allows to study the vortex dynamics in one particular point of a superconducting sample. The vortex motion is detected by means of a point contact Josephson junction placed in the point under consideration, the critical d.c. Josephson current of the junction being modulated by the passage of vortices. The results of two types of experiments are in reasonably good agreement with theoretical predictions.
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