A criterion for the surface explosion of metal conductors in strong magnetic fields with the magnetic induction rising at rates over 4×1013 G/s has been obtained for a current skinning mode: the explosion occurs as the magnetic energy density at the metal surface becomes as high as a factor of 1.5–2 of the sublimation energy density for the metal under normal conditions.
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