Abstract
It is often said, in connection with the Pauli principle of quantum mechanics, that ‘if the spatial wavefunction is symmetric under a coordinate swap, the particles huddle together; if antisymmetric, they spread apart’. While this saying is often true, this essay uncovers a counterexample.
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