This work presents a geometric model of spacetime based on a fundamental element called the p-gluon (pG). The model introduces three independent degrees of freedom: background orientation (ECV+/ECV-), deformation type (SPR1/SPR2), and coil orientation (L/R). Within this framework, protons, antiprotons, and their mirror counterparts are different manifestations of a common geometric structure. A complete scheme of four elementary reactions is presented: intra-world annihilation (P(+) + aP(-) and P(-) + aP(+)) and inter-world quasi-annihilation (P(+) + P(-) and aP(-) + aP(+)). The model is internally coherent, does not require the introduction of additional artificial assumptions, and constitutes a geometric alternative to the traditional description of matter and antimatter. Note: Work on the model is ongoing. Version 4.0 will be released soon, containing refined details and possible supplements resulting from further analysis of the model. Follow my work and related discussions on Facebook: Facebook
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