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argonurbawono
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sometimes i think, would the pauli exclusion principle still apply if the fermions span a very large spatial distance?
for example if i have a very very loooong chain of condensed electrons, wouldn't it be possible that the electrons at both ends occasionaly occupy the same quantum state?
for example if i have a very very loooong chain of condensed electrons, wouldn't it be possible that the electrons at both ends occasionaly occupy the same quantum state?