Which mechanism prevents eddy currents forming within superconducting magnets?

💡 Explanation

Zero electrical resistance forces the superconducting state; therefore alternating magnetic reversals induce negligible loss rather than parasitic currents forming; this is because any circulating current decays without dissipation, rather than generating significant eddy-current loss.

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