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Process For The Purification Of 2-Ethoxy-1-{[2'-(1-Trityl-1h-Tetraazol-5-Yl) [1,1'-Biphenyl]-4-Yl] Methyl}-1h-Benzimidazole-7-Carboxylic Acid, Anonymous

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The present publication provides a process for the purification of 2-ethoxy-1-{[2'-(1-trityl-1H-tetraazol-5-yl) [1,1'-biphenyl]-4-yl] methyl}-1H-benzimidazole-7-carboxylic acid, more particularly N-trityl candesartan, represented by the following structural Formula I.

Fibonacci Global History Length (Fihl) Dynamic Branch Predictor Architecture, Gopi K. Tummala

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The Fibonacci Global History Length (FIHL) Branch Predictor is a highly constrained hardware architecture designed to optimize speculative execution in deeply pipelined microprocessors. Operating within a strict 32-kilobit hardware budget, the FIHL architecture synthesizes the frameworks of perceptron learning and hash indexing while replacing traditional geometric history length progressions with the Fibonacci sequence. By natively mapping global history lengths to the Fibonacci sequence across six parallel branch history tables, the design efficiently correlates both highly localized instruction patterns and distant control-flow dependencies without the exponential memory footprint of traditional pattern history tables. Empirical evaluations across diverse workloads demonstrate that this …

Crowdsourced Biometric Synchronization For Video Intensity Mapping And Benchmarking, Alan She

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This paper describes a biometric-to-video synchronization engine that pairs wearable physiological sensors with a distributed video platform for crowdsourced intensity mapping and normalized effort-based benchmarking. Fitness video content on open platforms typically relies on subjective difficulty labels assigned by creators, which fail to account for the physiological diversity of viewers. The synchronization engine establishes a temporal sync anchor between a wearable device's biometric data stream and the video playback timeline, employing clock-drift compensation to align UTC-stamped biometric packets with the relative playback head and a latency correction algorithm to account for physiological response delay. As anonymized, normalized heart rate data …

Dynamic Information-Density-Aware (Dida) Video Playback Scaling, Alan She

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This paper describes a Dynamic Information-Density-Aware (DIDA) Playback System, which automatically modulates video speed on a per-segment basis according to measured content density. Video content exhibits asymmetric information density, where some segments contain dense instructional material while others contain filler, repetitive transitions, or silence. Static playback speed forces viewers to choose between missing details during information spikes in dense segments or enduring disengagement during sparse ones. DIDA uses a Smart Speed engine combining visual frame classification, audio speech-rate measurement, and silence detection with crowdsourced viewer engagement data to compute an optimal playback rate for each timestamp.

An Algorithmic Density Scorer …

Dynamic Viewport Slicing And Client-Side Compositing For Bandwidth-Optimized Live Video Broadcasting, Nikita Agarwal

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This paper describes a dual-stream video delivery system for live broadcasting that reduces transmitted bandwidth by encoding only the region of active motion at full resolution. In typical live sports broadcasts, the area of viewer interest occupies only 15-20% of the video frame, while the surrounding background consumes bandwidth at uniform quality. The described system repurposes raw motion vectors generated during the AOMedia Video 1 (AV1) encoding pass to compute an action centroid coordinate, bypassing neural network-based analysis.

The encoder splits the broadcast into two concurrent layers: a full-frame background aggressively compressed to low resolution and a bounding-box action crop …

Investigation Of A Shielded Magnetic Switching Architecture And Magnetic Energy Transfer Mechanisms, Peter Branton

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This paper presents a magnetic switching architecture based upon the controlled exposure and shielding of permanent magnetic fields.

The system combines:

• Permanent magnets

• Movable magnetic shielding

• Attraction phases

• Repulsion phases

• Force-balanced switching mechanisms

• Mechanical momentum recovery

The architecture was developed through the progressive elimination, reduction, or counterbalancing of apparent energy costs commonly associated with magnetic switching systems.

The resulting design raises a fundamental question:

Can the complete behavior of the disclosed system be fully explained using conventional magnetic energy accounting, or does the geometry reveal aspects of magnetic energy transfer that warrant further investigation?

This document presents a specific engineering …

Optical Circuit Switches For Grouped Port Switching, N/A

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Keywords: optical circuit switch, grouped switching, liquid crystal, polarization, optical networking, data center, photonic switching, bulk switching, parallel switching

Abstract

Optical circuit switches are a vital part of datacenter networking and machine learning infrastructure because of their ability to switch large amounts of bandwidth in an energy efficient, low latency, and data/format signaling agnostic manner. However, common approaches for switching groups of ports, such as parallelizing multiple optical circuit switches or optically multiplexing signals, encounter scalability limitations as bandwidth demands increase and per-fiber bandwidth saturates. To address these challenges, this publication describes a system and method for switching groups of …

System And Method For User-Owned Longitudinal Memory And Interpretation System With A Provenance-Tagged Interpretive Ledger, Engine-Interchangeable Inference, Federated Validation, And Generational Maintenance, Joseph Jm Walker

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Contemporary personal-AI systems preserve continuity in the weakest possible way: the provider owns the model, the memory, and the interface, and the user retains accumulated context only so long as the service remains available and willing to keep it. When a model changes, a platform resets memory, or a provider alters policy, the user's interpretive history can vanish. This disclosure presents the Continuity Node Framework, a user-owned, local-first, longitudinal memory-and-interpretation architecture in which the durable asset is not the AI model but the preserved, provenance-tagged map of a person's reasoning, values, patterns, and tested interpretations over time, and in which …

Autonomous Infrastructure Orchestration Via Natural Language Narratives, N/A

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Keywords: Cloud Computing, Infrastructure as Code, Multi-Agent Systems, Natural Language Processing, Autonomous Orchestration, Shadow Infrastructure, Canonical Documentation.

Abstract

Managing and modifying infrastructure, especially when systems have been manually configured or have drifted from their original Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) definitions, is complex, risky, and expensive. This situation can result in a fragmented understanding of the infrastructure's actual state, a loss of institutional knowledge, and increased manual operational burden, leading to fragility and availability risks. To address this, a multi-agent system implements an Infrastructure-as-Narrative (IaN) paradigm. Autonomous agents discover the current infrastructure and document its state in a high-level, human-readable Canonical Infrastructure Document …

Adhesive-Sealed Two-Part Cold Plate Assembly With Narrow Flange, N/A, N/A

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A cold plate assembly uses an adhesive sealant to create a leak-proof seal between a cold plate base and a top cover. The sealant adheres to the mating surfaces of the two components and eliminates the need for an O-ring and its associated compression screws. Removing the mechanical fasteners reduces the perimeter flange width from a typical 14-17 mm to approximately 2-3 mm. This assembly approach avoids the high temperatures of brazing, preventing thermal damage or weakening of the cold plate materials. The assembly maintains a two-part design, which facilitates manufacturing and inspection workflows. In one configuration, the cold plate …

Blade-Integrated Triply Periodic Minimal Surface Micro-Cooling Distribution Unit For High-Density Data Centers, N/A, N/A

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A decentralized liquid cooling architecture for high-density data center racks integrates a micro-cooling distribution unit (mCDU) directly onto each server blade or chassis wall. The mCDU, an additively manufactured monolithic block of titanium or aluminum, replaces centralized rack-level heat exchangers and their associated plumbing. Its internal structure uses a triply periodic minimal surface (TPMS) lattice, such as a Schwarz-P or Schwarz-D geometry, to create two intertwined, co-continuous fluid paths. One path circulates hot coolant from the server components while the other circulates cold facility water. This TPMS geometry has a large surface-area-to-volume ratio for thermal exchange and results in low …

Detachable Stator Support For Gas Turbine, Anonymous

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Compressor casings are machined with slots for every compressor stage to facilitate insertion of compressor stator blades. In the same way, turbine casings are machined with the slots for assembling the required hot gas path parts. These slots are machined with the hook interface at forward and aft of every slot, making the manufacturing very complex and time intensive.

Programmable Error Severity Setting And Firmware Status Reporting For Testing Accelerator Platforms, N/A, N/A

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A system and method are described for a statistical testing and analysis framework configured for computational accelerators. The framework facilitates programmable error severity settings, firmware status reporting, and configuration percentage rollouts. Techniques include using a management controller to append firmware versions to error logs, employing error mask maps provided by a user-space driver to mask firmware-level errors, and utilizing configurable error severity levels to manage how exceptions are handled without stopping active machine learning workloads. Keywords: computational accelerator, firmware testing, error masking, configuration rollout, automated analytics.

Evaluating Agent Cognitive Resilience Using Controlled Environmental Inconsistencies, Isaac Leimgruber, Nicolas Zimmermann

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Conventional evaluation methods for autonomous agents may prioritize task completion without assessing an agent's ability to handle systemic discrepancies between its instructions and its operational environment. A dynamic evaluation framework is described that can assess an agent's cognitive resilience. The framework may operate by introducing controlled inconsistencies, for example, planted traps, into a sandboxed environment, which can create a conflict between the agent's instructional data and the runtime reality. The system can then evaluate the agent's response, focusing on its ability to detect the discrepancy, classify its root cause, and propose a structural resolution rather than focusing on task completion. …

Predictive Hardware State Mitigation Using Telemetry And Feedback, Mohsen Heidarinejad, Farid Kenarangi, Arpit Mittal, Amin Khajeh

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Varying computational tasks introduce thermal and power dependencies within modern computing devices. Static threshold policies might not fully capture cumulative operational stress, potentially causing over-throttling or delayed hardware responses. A closed-loop machine learning framework is disclosed that dynamically evaluates multidimensional telemetry data to compute a predictive risk score. A feature selector extracts direct measurements, system activity indicators, temporal features, and health indicators. Based on the calculated risk score, an arbitrator dynamically applies mitigation actions (e.g., scaling component voltage and frequency states). A model corrector operates during hardware idle periods to iteratively refine predictive modeling using observed performance metrics. The disclosed …

Fused Arithmetic Datapath For Bit‑Slicing Multiply‑And‑Accumulate Units, Dongseok Im, Hee Jun Park

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Many modern processing systems utilizing bit‑scalable architectures may experience performance limitations due to dynamic power consumption from heavy integer arithmetic operations. Executing higher‑precision quantized matrix multiplications on lower‑precision multiply‑and‑accumulate (MAC) hardware typically requires calculating multiple independent partial products, which may lower computational efficiency. The disclosed processing system derives cross‑product terms simultaneously through a fused mathematical operation. Specifically, it uses pre‑multiplication addition on decomposed operand segments and executes a post‑multiplication subtraction to isolate the cross‑products. This approach reduces the total number of hardware multiplication operations utilized per calculation. By reducing these redundant steps, the processing system may lower dynamic power consumption, …

Generative Media Repair For Uninterrupted Transcoding With An Asynchronous Approval, Nikita Agarwal

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The process of ingesting large-scale media files may be interrupted by data corruption, which can necessitate a re-upload and re-transcode, consuming network and computational resources. Described systems and methods can address this by detecting corruption during ingestion, generating a provisional synthetic patch for the corrupted portion, and allowing the transcoding process to proceed. A cryptographic manifest can be created to document the change, and the provisionally repaired asset may be held in a quarantined state. An asynchronous approval workflow can then allow a content partner to review, approve, or reject the patch, with a fallback for providing a corrected segment. …

Cross-Layer Detection, Quarantine, And Safe Reclamation Of Stale Communication State In Ai Fabrics, Pradeep Bhagya Govindraj

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Artificial intelligence (AI) fabrics for distributed training and inference often retain stale communication state after a job, worker, endpoint, or session has failed, completed, or stopped making progress. This stale state can waste resources, preserve bad path choices, and reduce accelerator utilization. Proposed herein are techniques to facilitate lifecycle-aware management of communication state in AI fabrics. The proposed techniques use cross-layer telemetry to classify communication state as active, dormant, degraded, or orphaned, then safely quarantine and reclaim only the state that is truly invalid. Unlike generic telemetry analytics or rerouting, the proposed techniques add workload-aware validation, post-remediation verification, and rollback …

Fusing Uwb Spatial Data And Imu Orientation For Deterministic Device Targeting, Nikita Agarwal

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Systems for routing interactive content, for example, from a primary display to a specific user's device in a multi-user environment, can present challenges in identifying the intended recipient. This disclosure describes systems and methods that can combine spatial data with orientation data to help ascertain user intent. For example, spatial positioning of devices may be determined using ultra-wideband (UWB) radio signals, while an inertial measurement unit in a handheld control device (e.g., a remote control, smartphone, or wearable device) can track its orientation. By fusing these data streams, a directional vector can be projected from the control device. A target …

Ai Output Enrichment System With Data-Shape-Aware Routing, Enrich Directive Protocol, And Context-Aware Block Absorption, Bhautik Kishorchandra Doshi, Mark Goho, Zac Lovoy, Juan Carlos Pontaza, Arpita Mehta

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Current artificial intelligence (AI) systems can generate semantically relevant markdown responses, but they do not reliably generate high-quality interactive user interfaces. Techniques described herein address that gap through a two-layer downstream enrichment system that transforms arbitrary AI-agent markdown into rich user interface components without modifying the originating model.  Layer 1 is a deterministic, data-shape-aware pipeline that converts markdown blocks into charts, Key Performance Indicator (KPI) cards, tables, and titled sections using specific routing and absorption heuristics.  Layer 2 is an optional AI presentation layer that enhances the structured output through semantic highlighting, chart refinement, thread-context-aware adaptation, and layout optimization, without …

Agentic Graph Querying On A Sharded Architecture Using A Large Language Model, Sai Charan Tej Kommuri

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Using large language models (LLMs) to query large, scale, graph, structured data can present challenges, as encoding an entire graph into a single prompt may exceed context window limits and can lead to reduced accuracy on multi-hop queries. Systems and methods can partition a graph into a collection of smaller, human-readable documents, or shards. An agentic orchestration process may use a global symbolic index, contained within a summary shard, to locate and retrieve relevant shards on demand. This process can decompose a complex query into a sequence of single-hop LLM calls, where each call can operate on a context comprising …

The Hybrid Path Architecture For Live Application Telemetry And Control, Stephen Norum, Christopher Burns, Leila Al-Muhtasib

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Standard tools for analyzing software often slow down the programs they are testing and create data logjams, making it hard to catch fast-moving glitches. This system solves that problem by splitting communication into different "paths." It creates a high-speed lane for data to flow directly from the app to a dashboard, skipping the usual middleman tools that cause delays. Developers can also add new diagnostic tools to an app while it is already running without needing to change the code or restart it. This allows for real-time monitoring and fixing of apps with much less impact on their performance.

Dynamic Modification Of Digital Content Based On Real-Time Environmental And Geo-Temporal Signals, Indu Ramamurthi, Aravind Balakrishnan

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The present disclosure relates to dynamically modifying digital content, such as digital advertising and e-commerce recommendations, based on real-time environmental and geo-temporal signals. Systems and methods are provided for utilizing an asynchronous environmental caching layer integrated with generative artificial intelligence to mutate product metadata during live content serving auctions. By mapping a user's local environmental conditions against a product's attribute graph, the system suppresses irrelevant product features and elevates contextually relevant attributes. This enables content adaptation to the immediate physical reality of a user, enhancing contextual relevance and user engagement. Keywords: dynamic content generation, generative AI, environmental signals, geo-temporal data, …

Context-Aware Generative Differentiation Of Digital Content Slates, Indu Ramamurthi, Siva Kumar Gorantla

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A system and method for generating differentiated digital content slates are described. The technology utilizes a multi-pass, context-aware architecture to analyze and modify the text of multiple items presented together on a user interface. By sequentially rewriting product descriptions or titles based on the semantic overlap of the group, the system maximizes information entropy and provides users with distinct attributes for each item. This approach mitigates cognitive fatigue and semantic redundancy often associated with generic point-wise content generation. Keywords: Generative AI, Context-Aware Architecture, Content Slate, Semantic Differentiation, Dynamic Rewriting, Information Entropy.

Method And Apparatus For Deterministic Material Synthesis Via Off-Axis Pulsed Laser Deposition And Supersonic Isentropic Injection (The "Fuel Forge"), Daniel Schramm

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This disclosure details an industrial-grade material synthesis apparatus that integrates off-axis Pulsed Laser Deposition (PLD) with supersonic gas injection. The system is defined by a severe Vapor-Quench thermal gradient: the precursor gas is actively heated prior to injection, while the rotating titanium anvil is actively cryo-cooled. The apparatus achieves mathematically deterministic stability by balancing aerodynamic drag, laser energy deposition (2.78 eV), and the heated injection spike against a strict 50-Watt cryogenic cooling threshold. By synchronizing the anvil within a regulated 6.8 Pascal vacuum, the apparatus establishes a closed-loop, verifiable safe-operating envelope for advanced material synthesis.

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Adaptive, Hardware-Aware Routing Of Ai Tasks Based On Semantic Complexity, Utkarsh Bhardwaj, Shivank Awasthi

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This disclosure describes an adaptive orchestration system that can dynamically route computational tasks to an appropriate backend, such as a local processor or a remote cloud service. The system can use a multi-objective optimization approach, balancing the semantic complexity of a given task, which may be estimated by a lightweight proxy model, against the real-time physical state of the device, including its thermal status, battery level, and network connectivity. This method of hardware-aware routing can proactively manage thermal loads and power consumption, which may improve operational efficiency and mitigate performance degradation associated with system-wide throttling on such devices.

Hand‑Operable Mounting Assemblies For Packaged Sensors, Phil Foster, Seong Eyl Lee, Daniel Yee

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The paper describes tool-free mechanical mounting approaches for releasably attaching a packaged sensor housing to a fixed pipe installation, particularly to a refrigeration-system pipe section containing a sight glass. Disclosed embodiments include coiled springs retained by moulded housing features, bracketed assemblies employing hanger or U-bolts with hand-tightened wing nuts, and integrated moulded clamps or cam-lock elements. These mounting features are configured to provide firm and stable positioning of the packaged sensor while enabling repeatable manual installation and removal without hand tools. The disclosed embodiments thereby improve serviceability and field usability for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) technicians working in …

Rc Filter For Concurrent Mitigation Of Thermal Noise And Desense In Digital Microphones, Shengyin Ding, Mingfeng Xue

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In some electronic devices, using a shunt capacitor to mitigate radio-frequency (RF) interference on a digital microphone (DMIC) data line can increase the capacitive load on the microphone's output driver. This increased load can elevate the thermal acoustic noise floor, creating a design trade-off between RF immunity and audio quality. Described herein is a hardware solution that can implement a resistor-capacitor low-pass filter on the DMIC's digital data line, where a series resistor is placed between the DMIC driver and the shunt capacitor. The series resistor may limit peak current drawn from the driver to help reduce thermal noise and …

Voice Embedding-Driven Media Playback Control For Speaker-Specific Navigation, Kshitij Suresh Gaikar, Manisha Jassal

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A technique is proposed for audio-synchronized personal media playback in a streaming interface. An audio signal associated with a media item is obtained. Voice activity data reflecting one or more voice characteristics associated with at least one speaker of the media item is extracted from the audio signal. A voice embedding representing the one or more voice characteristics associated with the at least one speaker is generated. The voice embedding is associated with at least one embedding cluster for the media item. One or more speaker-based playback operations are performed with respect to the media item based on the at …

Intent Driven Network Aware Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Routing System With Distributed Ai Agents Using Multi-Layer Network Infrastructure, Jason Robert Ruben

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A network-aware artificial intelligence (AI) control fabric is proposed herein for a system that bridges AI engineering and network engineering by using existing enterprise network infrastructure as the foundation of an intelligent, governed AI delivery fabric. The system dynamically routes AI agent workloads across distributed compute clusters based on intent classification, real-time network telemetry, policy constraints, wide area network (WAN) conditions, and compute availability. By treating the network as an active, programmable participant in each AI routing decision, the system provides a unified control plane for selecting appropriate AI agents, applying network policies, monitoring path health, and improving decisions through …