Topology–State Coupling in CTI Systems: From Morphological Fields to Orientation Configurations

This paper introduces a structural coupling relation between morphological CTI spaces and realized collective orientation configurations. While CBMETH₀3 defined topological orientation fields, the present contribution clarifies how orientation states are structurally embedded within those fields without introducing dynamic thresholds, stabilization criteria, or normative prescriptions. The paper defines orientation states as admissible configurations within morphological space, establishes a non-transformative coupling relation, and formalizes structural non-closure as a methodological condition governed by epistemic restraint. No dynamic modeling, attractor analysis, or destabilization thresholds are introduced at this stage. Author keywords (free terms): Collective Trackness Interface; CTI topology; orientation state; structural coupling; epistemic restraint; epistemic overreach; structural non-closure; invariant preservation.