For 10 points, name this 1945 Nobel Laureate in Physics, who has an eponymous Exclusion Principle.
This man's namesake effect refers to the likelihood of lab equipment failure while he was in the room. He proved the spin-statistics theorem, and explained the apparent violation of conservation of energy and momentum in beta decay by proposing the (*) neutrino. His best-known contribution applies to fermions and states that no two of them can have the same quantum state. For 10 points, name this 1945 Nobel Laureate in Physics, who has an eponymous Exclusion Principle.
This man's namesake effect refers to the likelihood of lab equipment failure while he was in the room.
Wolfgang Ernst {Pauli}