V.M.Arzhavitin, V.A.Finkel
Received July 14, 1999
Internal friction of high-temperature superconductor (HTSC)
YBa2Cu3O7-delta has been measured
within 77<=T<=200 K temperature range in zero magnetic
field and at 77 K in fields having strengths up to 500 Oe. The
superconductivity destriction processes at Tc have been
studied as well as the kinetics of the magnetic field penetration
into HTSC at H>Hc1. A diagnostic possibility of
various magnetic states of the HTSC using the internal friction method
has been shown. A correlation has been found to exist between relaxation
and magnetic properties of HTSC in relatively weak magnetic fields
Hc1<H<<Hc2.