One statement named for this physicist explains the electron degeneracy pressure found in white dwarves, and also explains why opposite spins pair in atomic orbitals.
This man names an effect that arises in conductors whose bands are split by a magnetic field, resulting in a slight excess of spin in the lower band; that is his namesake paramagnetism. A set of mathematical constructs named for this man are multiplied by i to give infinitesimal generators of the group SU(2); those constructs are used to explain the interaction of (*) spin with electromagnetic fields in three dimensions. One statement named for this physicist explains the electron degeneracy pressure found in white dwarves, and also explains why opposite spins pair in atomic orbitals. For 10 points, name this physicist, the namesake of some spin matrices and a principle stating that no two fermions can share all of their quantum numbers.
This man names an effect that arises in conductors whose bands are split by a magnetic field, resulting in a slight excess of spin in the lower band; that is his namesake paramagnetism.
Wolfgang Pauli