Corking on what charge in elementary particles really is. it appears it will be the graphing of the Hilbert space of the unit circle where the orthogonal axis intersect the sin or cosine wave.

For the 1 spin charged particles it will be based on 120 angles, For the 1/2 spin particles it will be 60 degree angles. The 'corrected form will only include 1st and 2nd circle quadrants and will be one=60 degrees, and 1/2=30 degrees.

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see quarks are based on 1/3 charge particles - thus the angles of the geometric patterns will be 360/3=120 or corrected for quadrant 180/3=60. The spin of the elementary particle will create a force with the charge yes, The geometry of the field by the Hilbert Space Vector angle will help define the mass - Well that is the way it is looking. Remember mass is just energy in quantum physics and if the force is turned in more than one axis the mass/energy will jump significantly.

The Hilbert Space/Vector Space geometry is kinda intuitive and as stated orthogonal and Lorentz basically showed very rudimentary graphics explaining it for special relativity. But it appears that all of physicist just do the math and are not allowed or can't conceive of the geometry of what they are describing. IE the image posted is the way they show it but the circle X is a 3D cube - plane multiplied by plane.)