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Questions related to the discernibility of many-body systems, its philosophical implications and its mathematical description.
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Why doesn't the Pauli exclusion principle apply to bosons?
The Pauli Exclusion principle talks about the entire state, that is, it's impossible for Fermions to occupy the same quantum state at the same time. It is indeed a direct consequence of the Spin-Stati …
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