Four of these objects commingle at a point in current-current interactions. The superpartners ofthese objects are scalars. A function named for these objects gives the occupancy number as onedivided by one plus the product of the activity and a Boltzmann factor; as such, the maximum valuetaken on by that function is one. These particles experience a (*) repulsive exchange interaction,arising from the requirement that their wavefunctions antisymmetrize under particle exchange. Thisclass of particles which are described by a statistical distribution partially named for Dirac and obey thePauli exclusion principle. For 10 points, name these parti
Four of these objects commingle at a point in current-current interactions. The superpartners ofthese objects are scalars. A function named for these objects gives the occupancy number as onedivided by one plus the product of the activity and a Boltzmann factor; as such, the maximum valuetaken on by that function is one. These particles experience a (*) repulsive exchange interaction,arising from the requirement that their wavefunctions antisymmetrize under particle exchange. Thisclass of particles which are described by a statistical distribution partially named for Dirac and obey thePauli exclusion principle. For 10 points, name these particles, examples of which include electrons andquarks, which unlike bosons have half-integer spin.
Four of these objects commingle at a point in current-current interactions.
fermions