USP Field Theory: Light Filtering and Polarization through Field Resonance

This dual-document publication explores how light behaves, filters, and polarizes under the USP Field Theory framework. It introduces the photon as a real ripple structure, explains why light never slows down but can bend, and defines spectral filtering as a result of spin resonance compatibility ("spectral starvation"). Polarization is reinterpreted as geometric corridor alignment within the field, revealing that light visibility is a directional, field-matched phenomenon. Together, these documents propose a unified, geometry-based model of optics that supersedes traditional wave-particle duality.