The Pauli exclusion principle catastrophe.

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The "Pauli exclusion principle" catastrophe.

:!) Recent works with MOTTS have proved the inability of Pauli's work to account for experimental results on the field of high-temp superconductors.

Could anyone add his or her own opinion about this?

By the way, have any of you guys received any info about some crazy guy posting threads against quantum mechanics and its abilities to describe our reality?

A friend of mine received the following URL connection where those infames and totally crazy articles were posted:

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That guy used the pseudo-name of "humanbydefault"... I think that he is dangerous and should be imprisoned for life.
 
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cartasianproject said:
:!) Recent works with MOTTS have proved the inability of Pauli's work to account for experimental results on the field of high-temp superconductors.

Could you provide a source for these experimental results please?
 
cartasianproject said:
:!) Recent works with MOTTS have proved the inability of Pauli's work to account for experimental results on the field of high-temp superconductors.

Could anyone add his or her own opinion about this?
What is a "MOTTS" ?

Are you talking about Mott Insulators ?

Please provide complete references.

Also note that we do not permit links to crackpot sites.
 
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Gokul43201 said:
What is a "MOTTS" ?
Are you talking about Mott Insulators ?

I suppose so. There was a lot to do about Kim Hyun-tak's work last week:


http://joongangdaily.joins.com/200509/01/200509012234585309900090609062.html
http://english.etnews.co.kr/news/detail_top.html?id=200509020001&art_grad=9
http://www.ecnasiamag.com/article.asp?id=3671

So, they managed to make a transistor from a Mott insulator.

Regards, Hans
 
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Hans de Vries said:
I suppose so. There was a lot to do about Kim Hyun-tak's work last week:


http://joongangdaily.joins.com/200509/01/200509012234585309900090609062.html
http://english.etnews.co.kr/news/detail_top.html?id=200509020001&art_grad=9
http://www.ecnasiamag.com/article.asp?id=3671

So, they managed to make a transistor from a Mott insulator.

Regards, Hans

Was there anything about upcoming articles on this? This would be a grand discovery but there has been nothing about it at nature's or science's news.
 
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cartasianproject said:
:!) Recent works with MOTTS have proved the inability of Pauli's work to account for experimental results on the field of high-temp superconductors.

Could anyone add his or her own opinion about this?

I think you have some MAJOR misunderstanding occurring here. Mott insulators, or even the Mott-Hubbard bands, says NOTHING about Pauli's work. In fact, it is BECAUSE of the pauli exclusion principle that an antiferromagnetic ground state of Mott compound is an insulator and NOT a metal, as predicted by conventional band theory. The electrons just simply cannot hop to the next site occupied site due to the exclusion principle. It is conventional band theory that failed, not "pauli's work".

Zz.
 
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