I need some further information before I can try to answer this question.
Is this the magnetic induction B as a function of applied magnetic field H or did you subtract the applied magnetic field already to obtain the magnetization.
Do you mean by Hc the coercivity? See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coercivity for an explanation.
I want to thank you sir for your answer, this curve show the M (H) in the superconductor compound ( diamagnetic ). Hc is the thermodynamic magnetic field.
My response consisted of 2 questions, it was not an answer. I repeat with 2 questions.
How did you obtain the above curve as a magnetometer can only measure the magnetic induction and not the magnetization itself. Your instrument may do tricks to the data that I need to know first.
The second question is also not answered. Can you give me a reference where the term "thermodynamic magnetic field" is introduced. I am not familiar to this concept.