Initially a phenomenological guess to explain the periodic table. Later it was apparently proven properly with the spin-statistics theorem, https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/360140/theoretical-proof-of-paulis-exclusion-principle.

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And it was understood more and more that basically this is what prevents solids from collapsing into a single nucleus, not electrical repulsion: electron degeneracy pressure!

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Video 72. "The Biggest Ideas in the Universe | 17. Matter" by Sean Carroll (2020) Source.

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Table of contents | 80, 108, 4
- 1. Fermion | 0, 0, 1 | 🔗 link | 🗖 nosplit | ↑ parent "Pauli exclusion principle"
  - 1.1. Boson | 🔗 link | 🗖 nosplit | ↑ parent "Fermion"
- 2. Spin-statistics theorem | 28 | 🔗 link | 🗖 nosplit | ↑ parent "Pauli exclusion principle"
- 3. Electron degeneracy pressure | 🔗 link | 🗖 nosplit | ↑ parent "Pauli exclusion principle"

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