Which mechanism enables current bypass in superconducting magnets?

💡 Explanation

Flux pinning by defects is a fundamental mechanism for superconductivity; defects stabilize the magnetic flux lines, because these lines are pinned; therefore current bypasses resistive regions, rather than losses within a pure superconductor.

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