In pair production and decay, energy is converted to matter (electron and positron) and vice versa. Are conservation laws only related to matter and energy (photon) is just a part of this process or photon is one of the two main players of these processes? On the other hand, energy is converted to matter; matter has some properties including electric charge that energy apparently lacks it (because photon is electrically neutral) or these properties is transferred from energy to matter?

In pair decay, these properties of matter including electric charge also is transferred by another method to the structure of energy (photon) or it is completely wiped out?

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/237009789_Sub_quantum_space_and_interactions_properties_from_photon_structure_to_fermions_and_bosons?ev=prf_pub

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/303988070_Generalization_of_the_Dirac%27s_Equation_and_Sea?ev=prf_pub

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