Reinterpreting the Nature of Light: Space-Phase Field Theory (SP3)

Conventional physics treats light as a collection of particles (photons) endowed withenergy, momentum, spin, and other intrinsic properties. Within the Space-Phase, Saturation,and Memory (SP3) framework, light is instead understood as a coherent transport activityof the space-phase governed by field equations. This paper maps historically misunderstoodaspects of light—including wave–particle duality, momentum, quantization, nonlocality,polarization, spin, and vacuum phenomena—onto a unified space-phase interpretationconsistent with experimental observations.