First-Generation Lepton | Mass: ~0.511 MeV/c² | Charge: -1 e
Bare Structure (No Cage): The electron has a central -emCP (negative electromagnetic conscious point)
with NO cage structure, making it the simplest charged lepton. It features only a polarized emDP cloud (positive poles
inward) and an orbiting emDP system providing 1/2 ℏ spin through ZBW (Zitterbewegung) motion. This bare structure
explains its light mass (~0.511 MeV/c²) and perfect stability.
ZBW Orbit: The Source of Spin
Inner +emCP: Oscillates radially from r=0 to r=0.4 (±100% excursion), velocity ~0.6c, completes 2 cycles per outer revolution
Outer -emCP: Stable circular orbit at r=0.4, velocity ~0.15c, provides the orbital reference
Angular Momentum: L ≈ 0.5 ℏ (conserved), emerges from dynamic balance of forces
Key Insight: Both particles rotate counterclockwise in the same direction. Inner passes outer once per outer cycle at intermediate radius.