Features of magnetic flux dynamics in samples of the high temperature
superconductor YBaCu3Ox have been experimentally investigated in weak
magnetic fields (10(3)-1 Oe) and at 77 K. The experiments were carried
out in a simple arrangement including a field coil, a flat sample per
pendicular to the field, and an RF-SQUID along a common axis. Samples
of both high and low quality thin films, as well as polycrystalline ce
ramics were investigated. Attention is focused on the inhomogeneous th
in film, which show unusual ''flux jumps'' for small field changes. We
find strong evidence for abrupt penetration of flux to the center of
the sample. Such behavior, which would be expected within ''spin-glass
'' like models, is also found in other inhomogeneous type-II supercond
uctors.