Structural Notes on Rejection and Misalignment in Circular Inversion Models

This document provides structural notes accompanying the Mirror-Inversion Cycle (MIC), the Inversion-Closure Model (ICM), and the Non-Selective Phase Model (NSPM). It describes the structural conditions under which meaning, causality, and subjective interpretation fail to align with circular inversion structures. These include: rejection of origin (no privileged starting point), rejection of refutation (mirror inversion pairs all distinctions), rejection of measure (difference cannot accumulate into magnitude), and rejection of external reference (self-contained systems). The document also addresses the systematic misalignment produced when observers apply linear interpretation to non-linear structure. This misalignment is a structural consequence rather than an interpretive error. This document is descriptive only. It introduces no claims of application, interpretation, or causality. It functions as an auxiliary structural note.