Which phenomenon allows persistent magnetic fields in tokamaks?

💡 Explanation

Tokamaks use strong fields for plasma confinement, and ferromagnetic materials help generate them; persistent magnetization occurs because magnetic domains align during initial setup, representing ferromagnetic hysteresis loops; therefore hysteresis resists demagnetization rather than other quantum effects.

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