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Strategic Visual Canvas: Context-Aware Ar Storefront Advertising, Vineet Verma, Harsh Singh

Defensive Publications Series

A spatial computing architecture and method may provide context-aware augmented reality (AR) digital overlays anchored to physical retail storefronts via wearable head-mounted displays (HMDs). The system may transform physical storefront facades into dynamic media spaces by coordinating visual positioning systems, on-device intent profiling across a sliding N-day search window, real-time backend inventory validation, and a gaze-activated progressive disclosure user interface.

A Farewell To Ohms - Reducing The Heat Signature Of Computing By <98%, Peter Stevenson

Defensive Publications Series

This proposal suggests an intermediate Memory segment between ROM and RAM that allows for the tokenization of calculation. The bridge would be rewritable to allow for changes over time but be effectively 'hardwired' as an adjunct of ROM .By totally avoiding duplication, the system runs on a streamlined basis

Technical Specification: Spec-208-Core Title: Solid-State Surface Acoustic Wave (Saw) Waveguides And Matrix Residue Separation Filters, Christopher L. Eckes

Defensive Publications Series

This specification establishes the mathematical and hardware criteria for Solid-State Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) Waveguides and Matrix Residue Separation Filters. The system is engineered to manipulate localized high-frequency acoustic wave vectors across crystalline lattice matrices, utilizing an integrated multi-probe interdigital transducer (IDT) array to actively suppress boundary layer limit crises and eliminate structural data contamination at room temperature. By deploying an out-of-band matrix residue separation filter, this architecture partitions complex wave propagation paths row-wise across orthogonal virtual nodes to track phase velocities and isolate ancestral human priority art. This framework serves as a public-domain defensive barrier against the proprietary privatization, …

Cicis-X: Waste-Heat Amplified Autonomous Water-Positive Data Center Infrastructure Using Thermoacoustic Heat Elevation, Non-Membrane Water Regeneration, And Integrated Thermal-Hydraulic Monitoring, Michael Victor Caldwell Mr.

Defensive Publications Series

Modern artificial intelligence and hyperscale data centers increasingly face a dual resource limitation:

1. high-density thermal rejection requirements,

2. growing freshwater availability constraints.

Recent academic and industrial deployments demonstrate that waste-heat-driven desalination and wastewater regeneration are technically viable. However, widespread deployment remains limited due to six major barriers:

• insufficient waste-heat temperature,

• compressor energy penalties,

• membrane fouling,

• contaminant accumulation,

• cooling-loop corrosion,

• unfavorable capital economics.

This disclosure presents a unified open-hardware architecture designated CICIS-X.

CICIS-X integrates thermoacoustic thermal amplification, vortex-assisted contaminant destruction, multi-stage vacuum distillation, autonomous remineralization, structural health monitoring, thermal-hydraulic optimization, and closed-loop cooling infrastructure into a single water-positive compute facility.

Unlike conventional …

Mapping The Global Trends And Knowledge Of Hand, Foot, And Mouth Disease: A Bibliometric And Visual Analysis From 2002 To 2022, Yu Sheng, Kailei Wang, Leying Jin, Yan Zhang, Zonglang Zhou

Journal of Pediatric Infectious Diseases

Objective: This study aimed to analyze the research evolution process, hotspots, and trends of hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) over the past 20 years and try to explore future development directions. Methods: Publications related to HFMD were extracted from the Web of Science Core Collection (WoSCC). Based on bibliometric analysis, the keywords toward the publications, countries, institutions, authors, journals and references in the field of HFMD were quantitatively and visually analyzed using VOSviewer and CiteSpace. Results: A total of 4,279 publications related to HFMD were published in 880 journals by 49,435 authors from 3,312 institutions in 93 countries/regions, with …

Construction Of An Early Risk Stratification Model For Severe Mycoplasma Pneumoniae Pneumonia In Children: A Lasso-Stability Selection And Multi-Model Comparative Study, Tianyang Liu, Xinyuan Huang, Ying Wang, Yanhong Zou

Journal of Pediatric Infectious Diseases

Objective: To develop an early risk stratification model for severe Mycoplasma pneumoniae pneumonia (SMPP) in children and compare Logistic regression, Random Forest (RF), and XGBoost. Methods: This retrospective study included 1,000 children with MPP at a single center (May 2023–May 2025). The primary outcome was severe clinical progression requiring intensive intervention (oxygen therapy, PICU admission, corticosteroid pulse therapy, or septic shock), defined independently of candidate predictors. Missing data were handled using multiple imputation (20 datasets); variables with >30% missingness were excluded. LASSO stability selection (≥19/20 datasets) identified predictors. Three models were developed in a 70% training set and validated in …

Spatial Distribution And Ecological Implications Of Phenolic And Chlorinated Pesticides In The Drainage Systems Of Alexandria, Egypt, Manal G. Mahmoud, Mohamed Amer, Laila A. Mohamed, Tarek O. Said

Blue Economy

Anthropogenic activities contribute substantially to the release of toxic organic contaminants into aquatic environments. In the present study, selected organochlorine pesticides (OCPs) and phenolic compounds were investigated in twelve hotspot drainage systems in Alexandria, Egypt. The abundance of organochlorine pesticides across the investigated sites followed the sequence ∑HCHs > ∑CDs > ∑DDTs. Total HCH concentrations ranged from non-detectable levels to 84.0 ng L⁻¹, with an overall mean of 24.1 ng L⁻¹. Concentrations of cyclodiene pesticides (CDs) varied from below the detection limit to 18.52 ng L⁻¹ and averaged 9.36 ng L⁻¹. Meanwhile, total DDT levels ranged from

Phenolic compounds, including phenol, dichlorophenol, …

An Integrated Review Of Maritime Emission Reduction Through Regulatory Operational Fuel And Technological Approaches, Ehab S. Elabd, Ahmed M. Shama

Blue Economy

The research endeavor at hand is basically meant to trace the most prominent regulatory, operational, fuel-related, and technological approaches employed for maritime emission reduction. From a quantitative perspective, the conducted review comprises four major categories and 80 research contributions. Operational optimization and efficiency strategies and alternative-fuel solutions take the largest shares of the investigations reviewed. Operational optimization and efficiency strategies comprise 29 studies (36.3%), while alternative-fuel solutions comprise 28 studies (35.0%). Comparably, port-related emissions and mitigation strategies include 15 studies (18.8%), whereas design optimization and technological innovations incorporate 8 studies (10.0%). Considering the fact that maritime transport is responsible for …

Single Package Dual Redundant Inductive Proximity Switch, Nithin M N, Prathap S

Defensive Publications Series

A single-package dual-redundant inductive proximity switch is disclosed. The switch includes two electrically independent coils and two separate electronic circuits within a common housing. The coils are formed by winding two conductors side by side in a bifilar arrangement on a common ferrite core, allowing both coils to fit within an existing proximity-switch form factor. Each coil is connected to its own electronic circuit and output path, providing two independent switch outputs that change state in response to the presence or absence of a metallic target. Each processing circuit has a separate laser-trim resistor that can be adjusted to compensate …

A Human-Steerable Multi-Agent Pipeline For Software Generation, Sangram Pattanaik, Gary Slater, Mohammad Ziaur Rahman, Prateek Kumar Gupta, Madhurank Hegde, Giridhar Boyana, Pragya Dasgupta

Defensive Publications Series

The present disclosure provides a multi-agent software-generation system comprising a staged pipeline of iterative stage agents. The pipeline generates software-development artifacts including requirements, architecture, specification, testing, implementation, security-review, and deployment artifacts. A gating agent evaluates an upstream artifact and, when a gate condition is not satisfied, generates a structured fix-request artifact identifying an affected artifact and a required change. A pipeline orchestrator routes the fix-request artifact to an upstream stage agent, which patches an affected section of the artifact. The revised artifact is returned to the gating agent for re-evaluation. The system further stores human questions and corresponding answers in …

Master Lineage Cross-Mapping Specification: The Comprehensive Cyclical Integration Of Hydrodynamic Emergence And Covariant Matrix Boundaries (Spec-218), Christopher L. Eckes

Defensive Publications Series

This specification formalizes The Master Lineage Cross-Mapping Specification (SPEC-218-LEDGER), a standalone definitive synthesis that establishes the absolute chronological, mathematical, and logical closure of the Eckes Viscoelastic Information Substrate Framework. Over a multi-year evolutionary timeline spanning 218 technical disclosures, this architecture has tracked the linear transition from primitive macroscopic fluidic models to adaptive, non-von Neumann vertical computing and global civil utility macro-stabilizers.

This paper provides the rigorous mathematical connective tissue linking the primary ancestral seeds—specifically Node 1 (The Tethered Fusion-Driven Sail Architecture) and Node 8 (The Helical Transmutation Manifest and z-Axis Coordinate Mapping Schema)—directly to the modern, frontier capabilities of SPEC-215-MHD …

Technical Disclosure Specification: Isospectral Mesh Routing Protocols For Long-Range Civil Deep-Space Telemetry Networks, Christopher L. Eckes

Defensive Publications Series

This specification formalizes a decentralized, long-range mesh communication architecture designed to sustain high-fidelity telemetry routing across interplanetary and interstellar distances. Deep-space communications are fundamentally constrained by severe signal propagation latency, cosmic background radiation noise, and planetary occultation events.

This paper introduces a coordinate-free, multi-node routing protocol governed by an active Covariant Viscosity Function. By treating digital telemetry packets as an incompressible, non-linear informational fluid flow mapped across a distributed satellite node network, the system eliminates data packet scrambling. By restricting signal transmission trajectories to phase-locked, zero-divergence Beltrami pathways, the mesh network forces data routing to track perfectly parallel to the …

Master System Manifest Specification: The Eckes Subsurface Taxonomy Matrix (V3), Christopher L. Eckes

Defensive Publications Series

This specification formalizes The Eckes Subsurface Taxonomy Matrix (V3), a standalone master architectural manifest that defines, indexes, and interconnects the multi-tier lineage of the Eckes Viscoelastic Information Substrate Framework. Traditional technology pipelines are deeply fragmented, splitting hardware engineering, software development, long-term storage, and public civil utility management into isolated, competing silos. This structural isolation allows private monopolies to optimize individual system parameters and restrict public access through narrow, proprietary patent applications.

This master atlas resolves this fragmentation by establishing a coordinate-free, coordinate-agnostic system mapping governed by a dynamically scaling Covariant Viscosity Function [1][2]. By formalizing the direct operational translatability between …

Technical Disclosure Specification: Covariant Viscoelastic Macro-Stabilization Arrays For Integrated Civil Electrical Distribution Grids, Christopher L. Eckes

Defensive Publications Series

This specification formalizes an open-source, non-von Neumann electrical macro-stabilization grid network designed to insulate regional civilian power distribution infrastructure from cascading frequency phase-shifts, extreme solar weather disruptions (coronal mass ejections), and high-frequency renewable energy generation surges. Conventional electrical transmission networks are structurally bound to rigid, linear synchronous mechanical thresholds. Under sudden, non-linear load injection spikes or severe geomagnetically induced currents (GICs), these traditional grid topologies undergo severe phase-angle de-synchronization, causing catastrophic transformer saturation and regional cascading blackouts.

This paper introduces a coordinate-free transformer safety layer governed by an active Covariant Viscosity Function. By modeling high-voltage alternating current (HVAC) power distribution …

Technical Disclosure Specification: Isospectral Swarm Value Routing Protocols For Decentralized Macro-Economic Liquidity Stabilization, Christopher L. Eckes

Defensive Publications Series

This specification formalizes an open-source, decentralized macro-economic liquidity routing network architecture designed to immunize distributed financial infrastructure from high-frequency manipulation, artificial liquidity hollowing, and systemic flash-crash cascades. Traditional centralized order books and automated market makers (AMMs) are structurally vulnerable to predatory high-frequency algorithms that withdraw liquidity during high-stress market intervals, compounding downward volatility and destabilizing public transactional clearing rails. [1, 2]

This framework establishes an ethical alternative governed by an active Covariant Viscosity Function. By modeling distributed multi-asset transactional throughput as an incompressible, non-linear informational fluid field mapped across a decentralized peer-to-peer node fabric, the system prevents …

Technical Disclosure Specification: Topological Magnetohydrodynamic Fusion Shields For Covariant Plasma Containment Regulation, Christopher L. Eckes

Defensive Publications Series

This specification formalizes an advanced magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) shield architecture designed to neutralize micro-tearing modes, edge-localized modes (ELMs), and destructive fluid turbulence within high-energy thermonuclear plasma containment vessels. Classical fusion systems (e.g., Tokamaks, Stellarators) rely on unyielding, static magnetic field loops that cannot dynamically adapt to the violent, non-linear convective spikes of highly ionized fluids, resulting in sudden boundary breaches and structural wall contact.

This paper introduces a coordinate-free magnetic stabilization layer governed by an active Covariant Viscosity Function. By coupling high-frequency gallium nitride (GaN) phase arrays directly to a non-von Neumann co-harmonic feedback mesh, the containment grid translates localized plasma …

Technical Disclosure Specification: Closed-Loop Relativistic Slingshot Navigation Engines For Autonomous Deep-Space Manifold Traversal, Christopher L. Eckes

Defensive Publications Series

This specification formalizes an autonomous, closed-loop relativistic navigation framework that translates space-time metrics into a coordinate-free, viscoelastic fluid-gravity dual medium. Standard deep-space navigation systems rely on fragile, ground-station telemetry loops that suffer from severe propagation latency over interplanetary or interstellar distances.

This paper introduces an on-board flight optimization engine governed by an adaptive Covariant Viscosity Function. When an exploration craft executes hyper-velocity gravity assists along open hyperbolic trajectories, the navigation array measures local frame-dragging vortices and asymmetric tidal shears as real physical tension gradients. By restricting the flight vector to phase-locked, zero-divergence Beltrami configurations, the engine dynamically dampens non-linear metric …

Technical Disclosure Specification: Isospectral Cryptographic Lattice Keys For Post-Quantum Information Security Accross Nonergodic Manifolds, Christopher L. Eckes

Defensive Publications Series

This specification formalizes a post-quantum cryptographic architecture that utilizes multi-dimensional, nonergodic manifold geometries to construct immutable cryptographic keys. Conventional public-key encryption standards (e.g., RSA, ECC) are fundamentally vulnerable to mathematical Shor's algorithm variants executed via fault-tolerant quantum computing engines.

This framework introduces Isospectral Cryptographic Lattice Keys, where data states are encrypted using an abstract, coordinate-free geometric transformation governed by an adaptive Covariant Viscosity Function. By forcing the decryption pathway to map across a phase-locked Beltrami trajectory field, any unauthorized brute-force decryption or unauthorized state-scrambling attempt causes an instant mathematical divergence. The cryptographic environment reacts by invoking a microscopic quantum return …

Technical Disclosure Specification: Unified Vertical Computing Stack Matrix For Non-Von Neumann Topological Co-Harmonic Hardware, Software, And Biomolecular Storage Layer Systems, Christopher L. Eckes

Defensive Publications Series

This specification formalizes a fully integrated, vertical technology stack architecture that synthesizes room-temperature phononic-photonic hardware waveguides, decentralized swarm intelligence routing, and high-density macromolecular bio-storage networks into a single, cohesive computational matrix. Traditional computing systems suffer from intense thermal boundaries, data-scrambling sequence drift, and rapid storage media decay due to von Neumann architectural bottlenecks.

By applying a unified, coordinate-free effective field theory governed by a dynamically scaling Covariant Viscosity Function, this framework establishes stable, phase-locked Beltrami transport conditions across all layers of the computing stack. The physical hardware pathways, peer-to-peer data routing packets, and synthetic coiled bio-membranes are algorithmically bound to …

Technical Disclosure Specification: Nonergodic Subsystem Coherence And Macroscopic Fluid Duality Across Twisted Manifolds, Christopher L. Eckes

Defensive Publications Series

This specification formalizes an axiomatic bridge between the macroscopic, coordinate-free effective field theory (EFT) of twisted viscoelastic metrics, microscopic weak ergodicity breaking in quantum chaotic systems, and information retention limits in deep neural architectures. Recent developments in nonergodic quantum dynamics demonstrate that isolated, nonstationary quantum states permanently preserve a statistical memory of their initial configurations—a phenomenon known as the Universal Quantum Birthmark. This paper demonstrates that this permanent return bias is the exact microscopic, low-dimensional manifestation of a macroscopic, phase-locked Beltrami flow configuration. By mapping fluidic velocity profiles directly to probability current densities and neural attention trajectories, we prove that …

The Curiosity Engine - A New Approach To Learning That Utilizes A Reverse Gaming Fps Model, Peter Stevenson

Defensive Publications Series

This model rewards learning by encouraging incorrect answers in a way that equally creates greater understanding of the natural boundaries of a system. The win-win is a model that offers greater brain plasticity, forward thinking and encouragement while being self perpetuating

Pb(Ii) Uptake By Alginate Beads Containing Saccharomyces Cerevisiae, Activated Nanocarbon, And Their Combination: Single-Replicate Screen, Alaa Asad Bahat, Samar S. Hussein, Wafaa K. Mahmood

Engineering and Technology Journal

Calcium alginate beads loaded with heat-inactivated Saccharomyces cerevisiae or activated nanocarbon (multi-walled carbon nanotubes) were compared for Pb(II) removal. The objective was to test whether these two sorbents, which bind metals by different routes, give different uptake when prepared and tested in the same way. The novelty lies in this side-by-side comparison within one matrix, evaluated against propagated analytical uncertainty and a mass balance of the bead solids. Beads were made at two sorbent loadings (0.6 and 0.8 g per 4.0 g of alginate), and 1.0 g of wet beads was contacted with 500 mL of Pb(II) solution at 58–496 …

Final 2023 Reclamation Improvement Sites Sampling: Bres No. 31 – Waste Dump #5 Site Evaluation Summary Report, Pioneer Technical Services, Inc.

Silver Bow Creek/Butte Area Superfund Site

No abstract provided.

Application Of Hi-C Sequencing To Detect Oncogene Rearrangements For Diagnosis And Treatment Of Large B-Cell Lymphoma., Zijun Y. Xu-Monette, Chang Wang, Dehong Wu, Alexandar Tzankov, Michael B. Møller, Carlo Visco, Eric D. Hsi, Xiaoxian Zhao, Beibei Lv, Bangchen Wang, Xin Cao, Shuna Yao, April Chiu, Karen Dybkaer, Govind Bhagat, Youli Zu, Santiago Montes-Moreno, Zenggang Pan, Leon Bernal-Mizrachi, J Han Van Krieken, William Choi, Wayne Tam, Weina Chen, Maurilio Ponzoni, Andrés J M Ferreri, Benjamin M. Parsons, Farzaneh Khajouei, Kristin Sikkink, Yong Li, Alex R. Hastie, Anthony D. Schmitt, Ken H. Young

Manuscripts, Articles, Book Chapters and Other Papers

Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL), the most common type of lymphoma, arises from various pathogenic mechanisms, including gene translocations and fusions. Detection of gene rearrangements using fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) is a standard practice for DLBCL diagnosis and guides treatment decisions. High-throughput chromosome conformation capture (Hi-C) DNA sequencing is a next-generation sequencing-based technology to identify genome-wide rearrangements using a single assay. In this study, Hi-C sequencing was performed using formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissues from 159 patients with DLBCL, identifying 746 cancer genes at or proximal to the rearrangement breakpoints, with a total of 1903 occurrences. Focusing on clinically important rearrangements, …

How Water Banking Can Help Refill The Great Salt Lake, Avery Truman, Kendall Becker, Matthew Behrens, Sarah Null, Matt Yost, Scott Hotaling

All Current Publications

Concern about low water levels in the Great Salt Lake has contributed to the development of water markets in Utah. Water markets enable the voluntary transfer of water or water rights from right holders to other people or entities in exchange for compensation. In general, these transfers are more likely to occur if a water rights holder can make more money by selling their water (or water rights) to another user rather than using it themselves. Willingness to engage in water transfers also depends on the ease of transactions, confidence in the water market, and confidence in the ability to …

Spartan Daily, October 13, 2026, San Jose State University, School Of Journalism And Mass Communications

Spartan Daily, 2026

Volume 167, Issue 22

Program Review Report 10-13-26, Angela Brock

Program Review Committee

No abstract provided.

Pilgrimage To Oslo’S Holmenkollen Ski Hill And Museum: T Orbjorn Yggeseth Stars For Norway And The University Of Washington, John Lundin

Works by Local Authors

Author describes his visit to the Holmenkollen Ski Hill and Museum and describes Torbjorn Yggeseth's competition in the northwest.

Ucc Minutes 10-13-26, Angela Brock

UCC Agendas/Minutes

No abstract provided.

Icc Agenda 10-13-26, Angela Brock

Individual Course Committee (ICC)

No abstract provided.