Kasei-Theory: Structural Dependency Articulation

This paper articulates structural dependency in Kasei-Theory. Dependency is not introduced as a causal, temporal, or functional relation. Instead, it is fixed under conditions where order is non-commutable, non-reversible, non-integrated, and non-returnable. These constraints exclude familiar interpretations such as symmetry, reversibility, or transformation across structures. Dependency is not unified into a single system and does not admit reduction between types. It is fixed as a set of distinct structural conditions. The articulation does not construct a theory of interaction or process. It fixes the limits within which dependency can be understood without being absorbed into conventional relational frameworks. Dependency is fixed.