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San K
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Are electrons in the, say lowest energy level, shell, of an atom, always entangled?
i.e. Do electrons (in a shell) have to be necessarily entangled?
Is there any maths (law of conservation of spin/momentum etc) that says so?
Any relation with Pauli's exclusion principle?
i.e. Do electrons (in a shell) have to be necessarily entangled?
Is there any maths (law of conservation of spin/momentum etc) that says so?
Any relation with Pauli's exclusion principle?