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Theres a little confusion in my mind as of late.
How can fermions be made to act like bosons allowing it to bypass the Pauli's exclusion principle?
Example: The rubidium atom they used to make the first BEC was a bosonic atom.
Also, if anyone could lend some insight as to how they recently got fermionic atoms to form into condensates?
How can fermions be made to act like bosons allowing it to bypass the Pauli's exclusion principle?
Example: The rubidium atom they used to make the first BEC was a bosonic atom.
Also, if anyone could lend some insight as to how they recently got fermionic atoms to form into condensates?