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N=4 supersymmetric Eguchi-Hanson sigma model in d=1
We show that it is possible to construct a supersymmetric mechanics with four
supercharges possessing not conformally flat target space. A general idea of
constructing such models is presented. A particular case with Eguchi--Hanson
target space is investigated in details: we present the standard and quotient
approaches to get the Eguchi--Hanson model, demonstrate their equivalence, give
a full set of nonlinear constraints, study their properties and give an
explicit expression for the target space metric.Comment: LaTeX, 9 page
MS-123: Robert D. Hanson Papers
This collection is mainly comprised of letters and telegrams of the immediate Hanson family during WWII (1942-1946, with gaps), though there is a selection of letters to members of the family from other authors and a small group of letters written from 1904-1924 to Elizabeth and Henry Hanson from Elizabeth’s parents F. V. N. (Franklin Verzelius Newton) and L. T. ( Laura Trimble) Painter. In the sub-series of other letters addressed to Robert Hanson there are several letters pertaining to Robert’s admission to law school, the bar, and the army in addition to personal correspondence.
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A note on the Hanson-Wright inequality for random vectors with dependencies
We prove that quadratic forms in isotropic random vectors in
, possessing the convex concentration property with constant ,
satisfy the Hanson-Wright inequality with constant , where is an
absolute constant, thus eliminating the logarithmic (in the dimension) factors
in a recent estimate by Vu and Wang. We also show that the concentration
inequality for all Lipschitz functions implies a uniform version of the
Hanson-Wright inequality for suprema of quadratic forms (in the spirit of the
inequalities by Borell, Arcones-Gin\'e and Ledoux-Talagrand). Previous results
of this type relied on stronger isoperimetric properties of and in some
cases provided an upper bound on the deviations rather than a concentration
inequality.
In the last part of the paper we show that the uniform version of the
Hanson-Wright inequality for Gaussian vectors can be used to recover a recent
concentration inequality for empirical estimators of the covariance operator of
-valued Gaussian variables due to Koltchinskii and Lounici
The Screening Scale for Pedophilic Interests (SSPI): Construct, Predictive, and Incremental Validity
This study of 410 adult male sex offenders against children, using data from the Dynamic Supervision Project (Hanson, Harris, Scott, & Helmus, 2007), examined the construct, predictive, and incremental validity of the Screening Scale for Pedophilic Interests (SSPI; Seto & Lalumière, 2001), a brief proxy measure of phallometrically assessed sexual response to children that is based on sexual victim characteristics. As predicted, the SSPI was significantly related to the Deviant Sexual Interests item on the STABLE-2007 (Hanson et al., 2007), a dynamic risk measure encompassing multiple domains, and with the Deviant Sexual Interests item from its predecessor, the STABLE-2000 (Hanson et al., 2007). The SSPI was unrelated (or more weakly related) to items measuring general antisociality. In addition, the SSPI significantly predicted sexual recidivism, defined as new charges or convictions for sexual offenses, and a broader sexual recidivism outcome that included breaches of community supervision conditions that might involve sexually motivated behavior (e.g., being in the presence of children unsupervised). The SSPI did not add to the predictive accuracy of 2 actuarial risk measures, the Static-99R and Static-200R (Helmus, Thornton, Hanson, & Babchishin, 2012), but it did add to the predictive accuracy of the STABLE-2007. Additional analyses suggest the SSPI can serve as a substitute for the STABLE-2007 Deviant Sexual Interests item, if necessary (e.g., in archival research), when assessing sexual offenders against children
La Marseillaise\u27 and French Nationalism
Paul R. Hanson\u27s entry for July 30 in the Book of Days 1987
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