This man names a method of removing divergent terms from a field theory by adding fictitious particles, a regularization also named Villars. He names a non-Curie-law behavior that occurs when electrons near the Fermi level respond to an external field; that is his namesake paramagnetism. One set of constructs named for this man are both Hermitian and unitary and are a set of three (*) matrices that, when multiplied by h-bar over two, function as spin operators. The 12th-power term in the Lennard-Jones potential occurs due to one law named for him. That law can be derived from the fact that switching the columns in a S
This man names a method of removing divergent terms from a field theory by adding fictitious particles, a regularization also named Villars. He names a non-Curie-law behavior that occurs when electrons near the Fermi level respond to an external field; that is his namesake paramagnetism. One set of constructs named for this man are both Hermitian and unitary and are a set of three (*) matrices that, when multiplied by h-bar over two, function as spin operators. The 12th-power term in the Lennard-Jones potential occurs due to one law named for him. That law can be derived from the fact that switching the columns in a Slater determinant changes the sign, and is the origin of the degeneracy pressure that prevents white dwarf collapse. For 10 points, name this physicist who said no two fermions could have the same set of quantum numbers in his exclusion principle.
This man names a method of removing divergent terms from a field theory by adding fictitious particles, a regularization also named Villars.
Wolfgang Pauli [accept Felix Villars before mention]