Which instability grows fastest when deuterium-tritium fusion reactions diminish?

💡 Explanation

Diminished fusion reduces heating, which allows Rayleigh-Taylor instability to grow faster at the plasma interface because density increases and therefore hydrodynamic mixing proceeds unimpeded, rather than limited by increased thermal pressure, triggering turbulence.

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