Relativistic Mass Transport and Geometric Coupling: High-Frequency 2¹⁵ Hz Quartz Reflection for Volumetric Light-Speed Displacement

The transport of mass at or near the characteristic propagation velocity Ct requires a fundamental paradigm shift from conventional momentum-transfer propulsion to geometric light-matter coupling. By integrating the piezoelectric quartz crystal fundamental frequency (ν = 2¹⁵ Hz = 32,768 Hz) as the pulsed reflecting mechanism, electromagnetic radiation pressure P can be structurally redirected within a five-point conical geometry. This paper demonstrates how the dimensionless geometric angular coefficient K = (π/3)tan²θ couples energy E and radiation pressure P across a characteristic propagation length L = Ct, enabling discrete, high-frequency energy transfer that facilitates the displacement of kilogram-scale masses (M_kg) derived directly from the mechanical momentum transfer within a light-cone volume V = K(Ct)³.