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Geometric Origin of Photon Wave Properties
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In this paper, we propose a geometric ontology for the photon and demonstrate its capacity to explain the wave properties of light. Specifically, we discuss the nature of time and wave-particle duality. Also, we show how the geometric characteristics of photons naturally give rise to their frequency and amplitude.Author's Profile
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