What causes the Pauli Exclusion Principle?
Published 2020-12-05
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"When dealing with quantum systems involving multiple particles, each particle does not have its own wavefunction, rather there is a single wavefunction representing all the particles." -- This was such a helpful thing to explain for a layperson like myself. I don't think I've seen this clarified in other videos, though perhaps I had missed it. Either way, thank you for clarifying that point.
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1:44 "When dealing with quantum systems involving multiple particles, each particle does not have its own wave function, but rather there is a single wave function representing all the particles." — That's profound on so many levels.
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14:56 At low enough temperatures (to minimize thermal agitation), you can think of each electron pair as effectively becoming a boson. These are called Cooper pairs, and they are a key part of the mechanism of superconductivity.
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