👉 The Network:LightParticles is a conceptual framework that visualizes the interaction and propagation of light particles, often referred to as photons, through various media. In this model, light particles are treated as discrete entities that travel through space as waves or as packets of energy, depending on the context. These particles can be influenced by different materials, such as air, water, glass, or even biological tissues, each affecting their path, speed, and behavior in unique ways. The network represents these interactions as nodes and edges, where nodes symbolize points of light interaction (like boundaries between media or sources), and edges represent the paths or transitions of light particles as they move from one medium to another or interact with objects. This framework helps in understanding phenomena like refraction, reflection, absorption, and scattering, providing a simplified yet powerful tool for analyzing light behavior in complex environments.
