Temperature of the superconducting transition in the TiV alloy at pressures up to 60.8 GPa

The dependence of the temperature of the transition to the superconducting state T c on the pressure up to 60.8 GPa is measured for the TiV alloy. The dependence T c ( P ) is increasing except for an anomaly in the form of a local minimum near P = 10 GPa. At the maximum pressure of 60.8 GPa, the superconducting transition temperature T c reaches 18.2 K. The obtained curve T c ( P ) is compared with the known dependences for pure vanadium, for which T c ( P ) increases to 17.2 K at P = 120 GPa, and for pure niobium and the ZrNb alloy, for which the dependences T c ( P ) also have anomalies in the form of local maxima at pressures of 5–10 GPa.