Abstract Public policies often involve “norm nudging”, the use of norm information to steer individual behavior in a prosocial direction. Analysis social messaging concentrates on outcome measure: potential change behavior. The cognitive and psychological processes that underlie individuals’ response information, especially inferences they draw, are usually overlooked. This knowledge gap may le...

We develop a three-dimensional $\mathcal{N}=4$ theory of rigid supersymmetry describing the dynamics set hypermultiplets $(\Lambda^{\alpha\alpha'\dot{\alpha}'}_I,\,\phi^{\alpha A}_I)$ on curved AdS$_3$ worldvolume background, whose is captured by supergroup ${\rm D}^2(2,1;\, \boldsymbol{\alpha})$. To unveil some remarkable features this model, we perform two twists, involving SL$(2,\mathbb R)$ ...

Linear twistings of Siegel modular forms with Dirichlet characters are considered. It is shown that the twisting operators transform modular forms to modular forms. Commutation of twisting operators and Hecke operators is examined. It is proved that under certain conditions the spinor zeta-function of a twisted modular form can be interpreted as the L-function of the initial modular form with t...

By a theorem of Thurston, in the subgroup of the mapping class group generated by Dehn twists around two curves which fill, every element not conjugate to a power of one of the twists is pseudo-Anosov. We prove an analogue of this theorem for the outer automorphism group of a free group.