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Fermi heap and Fermi hole

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A Fermi Hole is when many electron wave functions must change sign when the labels on any two electrons are interchanged. This is called antisymmetry and its essential consequence is that electrons either stay out of one another's way, forming what is called a Fermi hole.

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