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The Photon Revealed: A Three-Phase LC Resonant System

Authors: Faisal Saeed

This paper presents a novel, low-resource approach to the photon's dynamics using open-source computational tools. We model the photon as a three-phase resonant system, where energy circulates perpetually among orthogonal components. This explains quantization, spin, and lossless propagation with real-space mechanical principles. Computational verification confirms the predicted resonant geometry with radius r=0.202λ and inclination θ=52°, and Planck's constant emerges naturally from classical electromagnetic quantities. The derivation relies solely on real-valued quantities, challenging the notion that complex numbers are fundamental to physical reality.

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