Wu, Yining: Pauli Exclusion as Finite Address Protection: Collision-Free Fermionic Occupancy, Structural Diversity, and Stable Matter in Finite

The Pauli exclusion principle states that no two identical fermions can occupy the same complete quantum state. In standard physics, this is encoded by antisymmetric fermionic wavefunctions and, in relativistic quantum field theory, by the spin-statistics theorem under assumptions such as Lorentz invariance, locality or microcausality, and positive energy. X4 does not replace that theorem. Instead, it gives an FDS interpretation of the operation performed by exclusion: Pauli exclusion is a colli