Which outcome occurs when a tokamak's magnetic coil current collapses faster?

💡 Explanation

Rapid current collapse induces a quickly-changing magnetic field, causing Electromagnetic Induction resulting in large, opposing electromotive forces internally. This results in highly localized plasma instabilities rather than uniform heating, because the collapse concentrates field energy unevenly; therefore, plasma confinement fails catastrophically.

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