Z₃ Topology in the Hexagonal Bipyramid: Three-Phase Source Geometry and the Independent Derivation of Q = 2/3

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We show that the hexagonal bipyramid cavity of Dimensional Oscillation Theory supports a Z₃ (1/3-twist) topology beneath the Möbius (Z₂) condition. The Z₃ primary resonance requires 2 transits (120°), compared to 3 (180°) for Möbius. The Möbius condition emerges as the apparent topology for an observer at 60° on the strip. The hexagon factorizes as Z₆ = Z₃ × Z₂, separating force physics from matter/antimatter duality. Two independent source configurations confirm that force phases (60°, 5.95°, 3.30°) are container properties, invariant under source changes. Sum-frequency interference of Z₃ phases breaks three-fold democracy into a 2+1 split, independently deriving ε² = 2 and the Koide ratio Q = 2/3 from…

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  • Topology (electrical circuits)
  • Interference (communication)
  • Invariant (physics)
  • Oscillation (cell signaling)
  • Resonance (particle physics)
  • Observer (physics)
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