Light, in the Pattern Field Theory framework, is not a stream of photons but a cascade of angular polarity shifts across an omnipresent field of pi particles.
**Angular Polarity** refers to the directional orientation of each pi particle’s internal rotation. A light wave is produced when a source (like the Sun or a torch) triggers a ripple of angular polarity transitions across space.
**Reframed Understanding of Light**:
- Photons do not exist as independent entities.
- Light is a *phase wave*, not a mass-based wave.
- Color corresponds to angular rotation frequency.
- Refraction and reflection are angular reorientations.
**Core Formula:**
L(x,t) = Pₐ · sin(θₐ(x,t))
Where:
L(x,t) = local field light value
Pₐ = phase amplitude of angular polarity
θₐ(x,t) = angular polarity orientation at position x and time t
**Key Outcomes**:
- Reflection is redefined as *phase inversion*.
- Refraction is the *angle-based delay* in pattern traversal.
- Mirrors do not "bounce" light; they *reverse polarity*.
- Prisms slow angular realignment by material density interaction.
This redefinition solves the mystery of wave-particle duality and introduces a structural, memory-based explanation of light.