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Static Laboratory-Frame Polarization of a Trapped Molecular Ion for CP-Violation Searches
Fabian Wolf
https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.14701 https://arxiv.org/pd…

Actually, I do want to come back to masculinity under patriarchy and whiteness under white supremacy because I think it's worth talking more about. The "man" under patriarchy (at least "Western" patriarchy) is represented as power and independence. The man needs nothing and thus owes nothing to anyone. The man controls and is not controlled, which is intimately related to independence as dependence can make someone vulnerable to control. The image of "man" projects power and invulnerability. At the same time "man" is a bumbling fool who can't be held accountable for his inability to control his sexual urges. He must be fed and cared for, as though another child. His worst behaviors must be dismissed with phrases such as "boys will be boys" and "locker room talk." The absurdity of the concept of human "independence" is impossible to understate.
Even if you go all Ted Kaczynski, you have still been raised and taught. This is, perhaps, why it is so much more useful to think in terms of obligations than rights. Rights can be claimed and protected with violence alone, but obligations reveal the true interdependence that sustains us. A "man" may assert his rights. Yet, on some level, we all know that the "man" of patriarchy acts as a child who is not mature enough to recognize his obligations.
White violence and white fragility reflect the same dichotomy. "The master race" somehow always needs brown folks to make all their shit and do all the reproductive labor for them. For those who fully embrace whiteness, the "safe space" is a joke. DEI shows weakness. Yet, when presented with an honest history adults become children who are incapable of differentiating between criticism and simple facts. *They* become the ones who must be kept safe. The expectation to be responsible for one's own words and actions, one of the very core definitions of being an adult, is far too much to expect. Their guilt needs room, needs tending, needs caring. White people cannot simply "grow the fuck up" or, as they may say of slavery, "fucking get over it."
And again, interestingly, it is *rights* that they reference: "Mah Freeze PEACH!" I find it hard to distinguish between such and my own child's assertion that anything she doesn't like is "not fair!" No, these assertions fail to recognize the fundamental fabric of adult society: the obligations we hold to each other.
At the intersection of all privilege is the sovereign, the ultimate god-man-baby. Again, referencing the essay (https://hexmhell.writeas.com/observations-on-domination-and-trump)
> This is where it becomes important to consider the ideology behind the sovereign ritual. Participation within the sovereign ritual denotes to the participants elements of the sovereign. That is, all agents of the sovereign are, essentially, micro dictators. By carrying out the will of the sovereign, these micro dictators can, by extension, act outside of the law.
While law enforcement is the ultimate representative of sovereign violence, privileges allow a gradated approximation of the sovereign. Those who are "closer" in privilege to the sovereign may, for example, be permitted to carry out violence against those who are father away. The gradation of privilege turns the whole society, except for the least privileged, into a cult that protects the privilege system on behalf of the most privileged. (And immediately Malcolm X pops to mind as having already talked about part of this relationship in 1963 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jf7rsCAfQCo.)

Blacker than black? Of course!
After very dark surface covering, there is now a new dark fabric available, that is the darkest documented black fabric.
The fabric based on black bird plumage absorbs 799/800 of the light falling into it, making it deep dark. Fascinating!
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Explaining Models under Multivariate Bernoulli Distribution via Hoeffding Decomposition
Baptiste Ferrere (EDF R\&D PRISME, IMT, SINCLAIR AI Lab), Nicolas Bousquet (EDF R\&D PRISME, SINCLAIR AI Lab, LPSM), Fabrice Gamboa (IMT), Jean-Michel Loubes (IMT), Joseph Mur\'e (EDF R\&D PRISME)
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.07088

Explaining Models under Multivariate Bernoulli Distribution via Hoeffding Decomposition
Explaining the behavior of predictive models with random inputs can be achieved through sub-models decomposition, where such sub-models have easier interpretable features. Arising from the uncertainty quantification community, recent results have demonstrated the existence and uniqueness of a generalized Hoeffding decomposition for such predictive models when the stochastic input variables are correlated, based on concepts of oblique projection onto L 2 subspaces. This article focuses on the ca…

Lead tungstate calorimeter of the Jefferson Lab Eta Factory experiment
Alexander Somov
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.04820 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2510.04820

Lead tungstate calorimeter of the Jefferson Lab Eta Factory experiment
A new electromagnetic calorimeter (ECAL) consisting of 1596 lead tungstate PbWO$_{\rm 4}$ scintillating crystals has been fabricated and installed in the experimental Hall D at Jefferson Lab (JLab). The high-granularity, high-resolution calorimeter is required by the JLab Eta Factory experiment, whose main physics goal is to study rare decays of eta mesons. The ECAL replaced the inner part of the forward lead glass calorimeter of the GlueX detector. Signals from the detector will be digitized u…

Raman Microspectroscopy for Real-Time Structure Indicator in Ultrafast Laser Writing
Xingrui Cheng, Eugenio Picheo, Zhixin Chen, Martin J. Booth, Patrick S. Salter, \'Alvaro Fern\'andez-Galiana
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.11422

Raman Microspectroscopy for Real-Time Structure Indicator in Ultrafast Laser Writing
Raman microspectroscopy provides non-destructive, structure-specific contrast suited to in situ monitoring of femtosecond (fs) laser fabrication processes. In this work, we introduce a sample-agnostic Raman workflow that screens candidate spectral indicators using drift-resistant, self-normalized metrics and, where appropriate, label-free hyperspectral unmixing to extract endmembers and validate metric selection. Using diamond as an example, hyperspectral maps and electrical tests show that dep…

Series B, Episode 04 - Horizon
CALLY: [V.O.] Right.
AVON: Orac, have you obtained any further information on the planet Horizon?
ORAC: No.
AVON: Why not?
ORAC: Is that a serious question?
AVON: No.
https://blake.torpidity.net/m/204/406 B7B2

Clinical Uncertainty Impacts Machine Learning Evaluations
Simone Lionetti, Fabian Gr\"oger, Philippe Gottfrois, Alvaro Gonzalez-Jimenez, Ludovic Amruthalingam, Alexander A. Navarini, Marc Pouly
https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.22242

Clinical Uncertainty Impacts Machine Learning Evaluations
Clinical dataset labels are rarely certain as annotators disagree and confidence is not uniform across cases. Typical aggregation procedures, such as majority voting, obscure this variability. In simple experiments on medical imaging benchmarks, accounting for the confidence in binary labels significantly impacts model rankings. We therefore argue that machine-learning evaluations should explicitly account for annotation uncertainty using probabilistic metrics that directly operate on distribut…

Unified laboratory-frame analysis of atomic gravitational-wave sensors
Simon Schaffrath, Daniel St\"ork, Fabio Di Pumpo, Enno Giese
https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.24993 https:/…

Unified laboratory-frame analysis of atomic gravitational-wave sensors
Atomic sensors using light-matter interactions, in particular atomic clocks and atom interferometers, have the potential to complement optical gravitational-wave detectors in the mid-frequency regime. Although both rely on interference, the interfering components of clocks are spatially colocated, whereas atom interferometers are based on spatial superpositions. Both the electromagnetic fields that drive the transitions and generate superpositions, while propagating through spacetime, as well a…

Teaching RDM in a smart advanced inorganic lab course and its provision in the DALIA platform
Alexander Hoffmann, Jochen Ortmeyer, Fabian Fink, Charles Tapley Hoyt, Jonathan D. Geiger, Paul Kehrein, Torsten Schrade, Sonja Herres-Pawlis
https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.18902