Conditions for paired electrons

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The discussion centers on the interaction of paired electrons, particularly in the context of black holes. The initial inquiry questions whether paired electrons can interact if one or both are situated within a black hole. Additionally, the discussion touches on the limitations of observing three or more paired electrons simultaneously. The moderator emphasizes the importance of clarity in terminology, specifically regarding the definition of "paired electrons," to facilitate accurate responses.

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Konstantinos Michos
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Hello to everybody, i just arrived at PF and I would like to know if i may set a couple of questions. First: It's possible for paired electrons to interract if one of them (or the two of them) is (are) in a black hole? Second: We can't get 3, or more, or combinations of numbers of all at the same time - paired electrons? Thank you and my apologies if i said nonsense.
 
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Hi, @Konstantinos Michos , and welcome to PF! For future reference, you should start a new thread if you have a new question, rather than trying to find an existing one related to your question.

Before answering your question, you need to clarify what you mean by "paired electrons". Can you give a specific example?
 

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