The paper shows that knot projections without triple chords can be simplified.
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problem The study of knot projections and their chord diagrams.
method Flat Reidemeister moves that decrease 1-gons or strong 2-gons.
result For any knot projection without triple chords, a sequence of moves simplifies it to a simple closed curve.
Study finds central points of double heptagon surface are not connection points.
problem Identifying connection points on double heptagon translation surfaces.
method Used a gcd algorithm to determine hyperbolic directions and found non-connection points.
result Central points of heptagons are not connection points on double heptagon translation surfaces.
Surgery exact triangles in various 3-manifold Floer homology theories provide an important tool in studying and computing the relevant Floer homology groups. These exact triangles relate the invariants of 3-manifolds, obtained by three different Dehn surgeries on a fixed knot. In this paper, the behavior of -ins…
Geometrically classifies total stability spaces for Dynkin diagrams.
problem Classifying total stability spaces for triangulated categories.
method Constructing a geometric model of root categories as -gons and proving isomorphisms.
result Total stability spaces are isomorphic to moduli spaces of stable -gons.
New spherical curve deformations solve a conjecture.
problem Solving the Östlund Conjecture for spherical curves.
method Introducing a new type of deformation (β) and proving equivalence under specific deformations.
result Equivalence of spherical curves under specific deformations.
New homotopy types and invariants defined for knots.
problem Defining and characterizing different homotopy types of knot projections.
method Introducing strong and weak (1, 2) homotopies and defining new invariants.
result New necessary and sufficient conditions for homotopy equivalence of knot projections.