Atomic Anatomy in USP Field Theory: Electrons, Quarks, and Rings

This updated version of "Atomic Anatomy" presents a full-field interpretation of atomic structure under USP Field Theory. It introduces quarks as tension-stabilized trides, protons and neutrons as flipped symmetry units, and electrons as ring-based field loops rather than point particles. The document also includes an important new section on Muon g−2 anomalies, explaining them as a natural result of dynamic electron ring stretching under USP tension geometry. This offers a smooth, unified explanation that bypasses the need for exotic new particles. Note: The earlier version of this document is now obsolete. It was based on partial interpretations and traditional physics framing and no longer reflects the logic of USP Field Theory.