Record-High Superconducting Transition Temperature in a Ti1–xMnx Alloy with the Rich Magnetic Element Mn

It is well-known that magnetic moments are very harmful to superconductivity. A typical example is the element Mn, whose compounds usually exhibit strong magnetism. Thus, it is very difficult to achieve superconductivity in materials containing Mn. Here, we report enhanced superconductivity with a superconducting transition temperature (