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Kasei-Theory: Structural Placement of Physical Terms
This paper fixes the placement of physical terminology within the dependency structure of Kasei-Theory. Physical terms are not introduced as explanatory elements, nor are they identified with structural components. No equivalence between structure and physics is assumed. Instead, physical terminology is positioned alongside structural elements as a form of alignment without interpretation or derivation. This placement does not construct a physical theory or reinterpret existing physics. It establishes a structural correspondence while preserving the distinction between configuration and physical description. The placement is fixed.
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