Abstract

We used dc magnetization and transport measurement to estimate the superconducting critical current densities ( J c) of polycrystalline MgB 2 sintered under high temperature and high pressure. We measured the current–voltage ( I–V) characteristics and found the existence of a vortex-glass phase in the field–temperature ( H–T) plane. This is notable in that the vortex-glass phase can be observed even in a polycrystalline specimen, which suggests that the supercurrent is not sensitive to the grain boundaries. Moreover, the transport (intergrain) J c seems to be comparable to a magnetic (intragrain) J c.

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