Rank your QM knowledge according to Pauli’s Exclusion Principle
Pauli’s Exclusion Principle is a paramount concept in Quantum Mechanics which has implications from statistical mechanics to quantum chemistry, consequently, there are many different statements to summarize it depending on the forum. I occasionally joke with my students about how we learnt it in kindergarten an how we state it now at the end of our computational chemistry course.
So, are you a toddler or high up there with W. Pauli predicting the existence of sub-atomic particles at CERN? Which statement of Pauli’s Exclusion Principle sounds more familiar to you?
QM Evolutionary tree!
LOL just feeling a little humorous this morning!
Posted on February 17, 2015, in Humor, Random thoughts, Theoretical Chemistry and tagged Bosons, Exclusion Principle, Fermions, Humor, Pauling, quantum chemistry, Quantum Mechanics, Theoretical Chemistry. Bookmark the permalink. 6 Comments.
Interesting
Thanks!
Very good what you are doing indirectly teaching us in theorical chemistry.
I would like to ask for your on one matter. What will I do to achieve a job which does’nt terminate and gives as instruction:
Cartesian Forces: Max 0.000565305 RMS 0.000095090
It is in both Ts and IRC calculations. Thank you a lot for your help.
Thank you for your kind words. Have you tried changing the algorithm with which the SCF is being solved? this is always my go-to trick whenever I’m finding convergence problems. Try SCF=QC or XQC and if that doesn’t work try setting a different geometry.
Hope this helps
late is better than never. I would like to express my greatfulness to the helpe you spontanously gave five months ago. thankw a lot.
I’m glad to be of service!
Have a nice day!