Fundamental forces and Pauli's exclusion principle

[hokhani]

To which type of Fundamental forces below the Pauli's exclusion belong?

Strong nuclear forces
Coulomb forces
Weak nuclear forces
Gravitational forces

 

[QuasiParticle]

The Pauli exclusion principle exists independently of the fundamental forces. It exists also among non-interacting particles of the same kind (if such actually existed).

 

[Zarqon]

I asked a similar question a while ago, and there were a few pages of discussion that you may like to read through: https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=409034

That thread also contains links to other threads and websites.

 

[craigi]

Has anyone formulated thay the PEP as an entropic force, or proven that it can't be?

 

[cgk]

Has anyone formulated thay the PEP as an entropic force, or proven that it can't be?

The exclusion principle and it's resulting "something-which-looks-like-a-force" are unrelated to entropy. These are two completely different concepts. Entropy is not even a property of a micro system (i.e., a system in a pure state)!