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For a system of two fermions there are first three states are available in one dimensional box.Then probability of finding the two particles together is

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Answered by AdiDrax

Explanation:

The fermions have half integral spin. Thus from Pauli's exclusion principle, the probability of finding the two particles together will be zero.

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