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Normal-Field Evolution and the Breakdown of Classical Tearing in Current Sheets
Classical resistive tearing theory assumes a prescribed current-sheet equilibrium, but a finite normal magnetic field can evolve the background on the tearing timescale. For a transversely pressure-balanced Harris profile of initial half-thickness $a$ and asymptotic reconnecting-field magnitude $B_0
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