Pauli exclusion principle

English

Etymology

For Wolfgang Pauli, Austrian physicist

Noun

Pauli exclusion principle

1. (physics) A principle in quantum mechanics that states that no two identical fermions may occupy the same quantum state simultaneously.

Translations

a principle in quantum mechanics

• Armenian: Պաուլիի սկզբունք (Paulii skzbunkʻ)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 泡利不相容原理 (Pàolì bù xiāngróng yuánlǐ), 不相容原理 (bù xiāngróng yuánlǐ)

• Finnish: Paulin kieltosääntö
• French: principe d’exclusion de Pauli m
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• German: Pauli-Prinzip n
• Italian: principio di esclusione di Pauli m
• Japanese: パウリの排他原理 (Pauri no haita genri), パウリの定理 (Pauri no teiri)
• Russian: при́нцип Па́ули m (príncip Páuli), при́нцип запре́та Па́ули m (príncip zapréta Páuli), при́нцип запре́та m (príncip zapréta)
• Tagalog: Simulaing Hisama ni Pauli