B The Impact of Tidal Force on a Star's Magnetic Field and Supernova

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And if a star is severely stretched by tidal force, how does that affect its magnetic field and the process of it collapsing at the start of a supernova?
 
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Do you mean like the tidal force due to a binary companion?
 

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