Electron and Positron: Resonant Energy Loops in USP Field Theory (v1.2)

This formalized update (v1.2) presents a detailed model of the electron and positron in the USP Field Theory. Electrons are defined as stable, resonant energy loops formed by spin-tension wrapping, generating natural magnetic fields and interaction geometry. The positron is reinterpreted not as antimatter, but as a real, forward-moving electron under relativistic conditions. This version improves the foundational structure, clarifies loop behavior in free vs. bound electrons, and introduces field-alignment interpretations for electric detection. Muon discussions are excluded here and will be addressed separately.