Pauli exclusion principle between 2 identical fermions

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hi,

can we say that the Pauli exclusion principle between 2 identical fermions implies logically entanglement because of the antisymmetric wavefunction, that can not be factorized as a tensor product:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slater_determinant
"However, it is not satisfactory for fermions, such as electrons, because the wave function is not antisymmetric"

?
thank you
 
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thank you very much for the link, but I was wondering if the exclusion principle implies logically entanglement for 2 identical fermions.
thank you!
 
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