Abstract: A method of removing condensate banking in a subsurface formation using a treatment fluid includes injecting a treatment fluid including nanoparticles and a thermochemical component, the thermochemical component including sodium nitrite and ammonium chloride, into a wellbore having condensate banking, thereby exposing the treatment fluid to subsurface formation conditions. The method further includes allowing a temperature of the wellbore to activate the thermochemical component, causing an exothermic reaction generating nitrogen gas, pressure, and heat. The method further includes allowing the treatment fluid and generated nitrogen gas to mix with the condensate banking, thereby forming a homogenous multi-phase foam and lowering hydrostatic pressure in the wellbore. The method further includes allowing the homogenous multi-phase foam to flow back to the surface due to the pressure generated by the exothermic reaction and lowered hydrostatic pressure in the wellbore, thereby removing the condensate banking.

Abstract: The techniques described herein relate to analog-assisted feed-forward equalizers. An example apparatus includes a first charge element digital-to-analog converter (DAC) including a first plurality of charge storage elements configured to store first samples of charge based on respective first portions of a digital input signal, and generate, based on the first samples, a first analog output signal proportional to the first portions. The apparatus further includes a second charge element DAC coupled to the first charge element DAC and including a second plurality of charge storage elements configured to store second samples of charge based on respective second portions of the digital input signal, and generate, based on the second samples, a second analog output signal proportional to the second portions, and wherein the coupling of the first and second outputs generates a third analog output signal based on a combination of the first and second analog output signals.

Abstract: A differential all-pass coupling circuit with common mode feedback is disclosed. An example apparatus includes an anti-aliasing circuit configured to reduce a bandwidth of a first differential signal, and a switched-capacitor circuit coupled to the anti-aliasing circuit configured to control a first switch to charge a capacitor to a first voltage based on a first difference between (i) a common mode input voltage associated with a first common mode voltage of the first differential signal and (ii) a common mode reference voltage associated with a second common mode voltage of an input stage of the receiver, control a second switch to provide a second voltage to the capacitor based on a second difference between the first differential signal and the common mode input voltage, and output a second differential signal to the input stage based on the first differential signal adjusted by the second voltage.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. A user equipment (UE) may receive a discovery burst from a network entity during the transmission duration. The received discovery burst may indicate a duplex operation mode used at the network entity for transmission of the discovery burst and a type of channel access procedure associated with a random access occasion included in the transmission duration. The UE may transmit a random access message to the network entity during the random access occasion based on a success of a channel access procedure. The channel access procedure may correspond to the indicated type of channel access procedure.

Abstract: A signal time delay estimation method includes: obtaining, at an apparatus, a plurality of RFFPs (radio frequency fingerprints) each based on a plurality of signal measurements of respective signals transferred between respective ones of a plurality of wireless signal transfer devices; obtaining, at the apparatus, a plurality of locations corresponding to the plurality of wireless signal transfer devices; and implementing, at the apparatus, a machine-learning algorithm to provide at least one first indication of at least one first signal time delay to convert between a first wireless signal at a target device, of the plurality of wireless signal transfer devices, and a first baseband signal at the target device based on the plurality of RFFPs and the plurality of locations.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described that provide for mitigation of interference related to full-duplex communications for random access channel (RACH) initial access procedures in shared radio frequency spectrum. A user equipment (UE) may send different RACH preambles subsequent to a channel access procedure, based on whether full-duplex communications or half-duplex communications are being used at a corresponding network entity. The different RACH preambles may include a longer RACH preamble that is used when full-duplex is present, and a shorter RACH preamble that is used when full-duplex is not present. The shorter or longer RACH preamble may be used, for example, based at least in part on an open-loop transmit power for the RACH procedure, a RACH occasion configuration that provides different preamble lengths for different RACH occasions, a full-duplexing type that is being used, or any combinations thereof.

Abstract: Aspects presented herein may enable an LMF to configure AI/ML-based techniques/measurements for a set of base stations/TRPs to improve the performance of UL-based positioning. In one aspect, a network entity transmits a configuration to at least one network node to configure the at least one network node to perform an UL-based positioning measurement with at least one ML model, where each of the at least one ML model is associated with a corresponding ML model ID in which the at least one network node uses for the UL-based positioning measurement, where the UL-based positioning measurement is for a set of SRSs from a UE. The network entity receives the UL-based positioning measurement for the set of SRSs from the at least one network node. The network entity estimates a position of the UE based on the UL-based positioning measurement for the set of SRSs.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In some examples, a device (e.g., a user equipment (UE)) may obtain a configuration message indicating one or more neural network models from abase station. The UE may then obtain an indication of a sequence of operations for a signal processing procedure for a neural network model of the one or more neural network models. In some examples, the signal processing procedure includes an input pre-processing procedure or an output pre-processing procedure. Upon obtaining a signal from a base station, the UE may perform the signal processing procedure on the received signal for the neural network model according to the sequence of operations.

Abstract: A method of wireless communication performed by a wireless communications device may include receiving, from a second wireless communication device, one or more signals associated with a beam parameter, determining, for each of a plurality of locations within a first zone, a first signal measurement for the one or more received signals, determining, at each of a plurality of locations within a second zone, a second signal measurement for the one or more received signals, wherein the second zone is different from the first zone, and determining whether the second wireless communication device satisfies an interference condition based at least in part on a cumulative distribution of at least one of the first signal measurements at the plurality of locations within the first zone or a cumulative distribution of at least one of the second signal measurements at the plurality of locations within the second zone.

Abstract: A system includes a casing string, a flow control apparatus, and a stinger. The flow control apparatus includes a tubular body, a float valve, and a disk. The tubular body has a conduit and a first end. The first end is connectable to the casing string. The float valve is fixed within the conduit of the tubular body and is configured to block flow in a first direction and allow flow in the second direction. The disk is fixed above the float valve and within the conduit of the tubular body. The disk is configured to prevent flow in the second direction until the disk is broken by a pre-determined force. The stinger is deployed in the casing string and applies the pre-determined force to the disk to allow a flow of the fluid, in the second direction, from the stinger to the annulus.

Abstract: In an aspect, a method performed by a network node includes obtaining a first plurality of radio frequency fingerprint positioning (RFFP) measurements corresponding to a plurality of known displacements between positions of a user equipment (UE); and training a positioning model to provide a position estimate of the UE, wherein the training of the positioning model is at least based on the first plurality of RFFP measurements and the known displacements between the positions of the UE corresponding to the first plurality of RFFP measurements.

Abstract: Aspects presented herein may improve the accuracy of uplink-based positioning when at least one network entity participating in the uplink-based positioning is operating under an energy saving mode. In one aspect, a network entity receives information indicative of a set of antenna panel configurations for a plurality of network nodes, where the set of antenna panel configurations is associated with a set of energy saving modes. The network entity transmits an indication of one or more UL-SRS transmission parameters for a UE based on the information indicative of the set of antenna panel configurations for the plurality of network nodes. In some examples, each antenna panel configuration in the set of antenna panel configurations may include a number of antennas to be used in an UL azimuth angle measurement and a number of antennas to be used in an UL elevation angle measurement under one energy saving mode.

Abstract: A hydrocarbon feed stream may be processed by a method that may include catalytically cracking a hydrocarbon feed stream in a counter-current reactor to produce a first effluent stream, and processing a portion or all of the first effluent stream by at least one or more separations. The at least one or more separations may form at least a second effluent stream including at least 95 wt. % C4-C6 hydrocarbons, and a third effluent stream including at least 95 wt. % of ethane, propane, or a combination thereof. In some embodiments, the method may further include catalytically cracking a portion or all of the second effluent stream in a second reactor to form a second reactor effluent stream, combining a portion of all of the second reactor effluent stream with the first effluent stream, steam cracking a portion or all of the third effluent stream to form a steam cracked effluent stream, and combining a portion or all of the steam cracked effluent stream with the first effluent.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for identifying virtual anchors. In an aspect, a network entity obtains a set of data samples associated with a user equipment (UE), each data sample comprising a location of the UE and a set of multipath components (MPCs) obtained by the UE, and determines whether any MPCs in a subset of non-line-of-sight (NLOS) MPCs selected from at least one set of MPCs are associated with any previously identified virtual anchors in a database of found virtual anchors, wherein one or more first NLOS MPCs are removed from the set of data samples based on the one or more first NLOS MPCs being associated with a previously identified virtual anchor, and wherein one or more second NLOS MPCs are added to the database of found virtual anchors based on the one or more second NLOS MPCs not being associated with any previously identified virtual anchor.

Abstract: A combined chemical injection and mixing system including an injection stream pipe, a target pipe disposed within the injection stream pipe, and a plurality of injection quills is described. The injection stream pipe encloses the plurality of injection quills, and the plurality of injection quills each independently includes a quill check valve and a quill flange. A method for mixing at least one chemical in a pipeline is also described. The method includes providing a chemical injection and mixing system configured to a pipeline, forming a pipeline treatment system, providing a fluid flow in the pipeline treatment system, injecting at least one chemical via the plurality of injection quills, and mixing the at least one injected chemical in a mixing zone of the chemical injection and mixing system, thereby mixing the at least one injected chemical in the fluid flow.

Abstract: In an aspect, a method of wireless communication performed by a user equipment (UE) includes measuring a plurality of different bandwidth segments of a reference signal (RS) over a corresponding plurality of different RS occasions during a positioning session to obtain a plurality of radio frequency fingerprint positioning (RFFP) measurements corresponding to the plurality of different bandwidth segments; aggregating the plurality of RFFP measurements to provide at least one aggregated RFFP measurement; and applying a positioning model to the at least one aggregated RFFP measurement to obtain an estimate of one or more positioning parameters associated with a location of the UE.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. In some wireless communications systems, a base station may transmit a set of reference signals spanning a channel to a user equipment (UE), where each of the reference signals is associated with one of a set of transmit beams. The UE may measure a signal quality of each of the set of reference signals. In some cases, each measured signal quality may correspond to one of a set of subbands of the channel and one of the set of transmit beams. The UE may then transmit an indication of at least one signal quality associated with one of the set of subbands and one of the set of transmit beams. In some cases, the UE may indicate the at least one signal quality according to a configuration that may be indicated by the base station or selected by the UE.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, an apparatus may obtain a set of training measurement information associated with a user equipment (UE). The apparatus may obtain a training position value associated with the UE. The apparatus may provide the training position value and the set of training measurement information for training of a model using a machine learning (ML) technique, the model being trained to output location information based at least in part on measurement information. Numerous other aspects are described.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques for communication. In an aspect, a wireless node receives a configuration associated with one or more reference signal for positioning (RS-P) resources from a position estimation entity. The wireless node performs measurement(s) of a set of RS-P resources, and derives measurement information associated with a first virtual instance of the one or more RS-P resources based on the measurement(s). The wireless node transmits a measurement report comprising the measurement information to the position estimation entity.

Abstract: A sensor architecture that uses fixed wavelength light and tunes a wavelength dependent response of a sensor may be used for detecting analytes in a wide range of applications. The sensor architecture is based on optical resonators or interferometers comprising optical waveguides. A resonance wavelength and/or transmission/reflection spectrum are affected by presence of an analyte adsorbed on a surface of the waveguide, and a setting of a phase modulator. The sensors include a sensor portion where part of the waveguide is exposed to a sample for sensing, and a phase modulator part. The phase modulator part may include a heater that is controlled to tune, or sweep, or modulate the resonant wavelength and/or spectrum of the sensor.