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=== - The boundary Dirac action lives on the 2-D electron sphere: that is exactly the QAT “manifold for division of charge” and the place where photon ↔ electron energy exchange happens. === * Using h/2πh/2\pih/2π explicitly in the action ties the phase quantum to the spherical circumference (2π factors visible). The half-radius reff=r/2r_{\rm eff}=r/2reff=r/2 becomes the microscopic loop that sets the fundamental phase domain. * Antiperiodicity (spinor behavior) emerges naturally either as the spin-bundle property of a boundary spinor or as the elementary-loop vs geometric-loop mismatch. This provides a clean mathematical route from QAT geometry → half-spin → half-integer angular spectrum. * The same boundary fields can be coupled to the electromagnetic field living in the bulk (or to the incoming/outgoing photon fields) via surface currents; those couplings are how absorption/emission events change boundary occupation and produce the dynamical “flow of time” you described.
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