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Pauli principle and coupling term in Weizsäcker formula
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[QUOTE="crick, post: 6017310, member: 568971"] Consider the pairing term in Weizsäcker formula. Here [URL]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semi-empirical_mass_formula#Pairing_term[/URL] it is claimed that: I don't understand how Pauli exclusion principle should be the cause of this. This term comes from spin-spin interaction (or "coupling"), but I do not see the link with the fact that protons (or neutrons) with the same quantum numbers cannot occupy the same quantum state within a quantum system simultaneously [/QUOTE]
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