Planar vs. Spherical Shell–Like Architecture of Quantum Particles in the HoloGenesis Framework

Standard physics describes the proton, neutron, and electron as spherical or nearly spherical entities. This imagery derives from scattering experiments and probability distributions, which appear isotropic when averaged over time. HoloGenesis (HG) rejects this ontology: particles are not spheres, nor do they contain subcomponents such as quarks. Instead, each particle is a manifestation of a single phasor tip constrained within the lattice. The present analysis develops a systematic account of how planar phasor trajectories, through tilt, precession, and rapid frequency motion, generate the empirical illusion of spherical shells. This provides a coherent explanation of experimental results without invoking hidden constituents, showing that all particle behavior arises from frequency inscription in the lattice. © 2025 Grégoire Mommaerts, HoloGenesis. This work is protected under international copyright law.