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33 results for Kauffman-states

This paper studies posets associated with link diagrams and their algebraic properties.

problem Understanding the algebraic structure of posets derived from link diagrams.
method Associaed posets with link diagrams, proved distributivity, and described join irreducibles.
result Posets of Kauffman states are distributive lattices and isomorphic to coefficient quiver posets.

We define and study a bigraded knot invariant whose Euler characteristic is the Alexander polynomial, closely connected to knot Floer homology. The invariant is the homology of a chain complex whose generators correspond to Kauffman states for a knot diagram. The definition uses decompositions of knot diagrams: to a co…

2016-03-21abs ↗pdf ↗

We define polynomial tangle invariants Ts\nabla_T^s via Kauffman states and Alexander codes and investigate some of their properties. In particular, we prove symmetry relations for Ts\nabla_T^s of 4-ended tangles and deduce that the multivariable Alexander polynomial is invariant under Conway mutation. The invariants $…

2016-01-19abs ↗pdf ↗

New invariant for tied links connects states without resolution dependence.

problem Understanding the Kauffman-like states for tied links.
method Defined Aicardi-Juyumaya states and showed their contribution to the invariant is independent of resolution.
result The double bracket of a tied link diagram can be computed and used to find linked but differently polynomial tied links.

We collect statistics which consist of the coefficients in the expansion of the generating polynomials that count the Kauffman states associated with certain classes of pretzel knots having n tangles, of r half-twists respectively.

2018-05-27abs ↗pdf ↗

In this paper we define alternating Kauffman states of links and we characterize when the induced state surface is a fiber. In addition, we give a different proof of a similar theorem of Futer, Kalfagianni and Purcell on homogeneous states.

2015-06-18abs ↗pdf ↗

We generalize the construction of the Heegaard Floer homology for a singular knot to that for a balanced bipartite graph. For a given graph, we provide a combinatorial description of the Euler characteristic of its Heegaard Floer homology by using the "Kauffman states" on a graph diagram.

2014-01-26abs ↗pdf ↗

In this brief note, we give an explicit sequence of Heegaard moves interpolating between local versions of the Kauffman-states Heegaard diagram and the planar Heegaard diagram used in knot Floer homology, and show how these local moves can be used to go between the global versions of the Heegaard diagrams.

2018-08-01abs ↗pdf ↗

We derive a formula expanding the bracket with respect to a natural deformation parameter. The expansion is in terms of a two-variable polynomial algebra of diagram resolutions generated by basic operations involving the Goldman bracket. A functorial characterization of this algebra is given. Differentiability properti…

2006-08-22abs ↗pdf ↗

We study the set of Crowell states for alternating knot projections and show that for prime alternating knots the space of states for a reduced projection is connected, a result similar to that for Kauffman states. As an application we give a new proof of a result of Ozsvath and Szabo characterizing (2,2n+1) torus knot…

2012-10-14abs ↗pdf ↗

Generators and relations for knot Floer homology algebras computed.

problem Computing knot Floer homology using algebras defined by Ozsváth and Szabó.
method Generators and relations description, homology computation, formality determination.
result Generators and relations for the algebras are found, and their homology is computed.

Using computer calculations and working with representatives of pretzel tangles we established general adequacy criteria for different classes of knots and links. Based on adequate graphs obtained from all Kauffman states of an alternating link we defined a new numerical invariant: adequacy number, and computed adequac…

2008-11-01abs ↗pdf ↗

We construct a 2-variable link polynomial, called WLW_L, for classical links by considering simultaneously the Kauffman state models for the Alexander and for the Jones polynomials. We conjecture that this polynomial is the product of two 1-variable polynomials, one of which is the Alexander polynomial. We refine WLW_L

2007-04-23abs ↗pdf ↗

The Turaev genus defines a natural filtration on knots where Turaev genus zero knots are precisely the alternating knots. We show that the signature of a Turaev genus one knot is determined by the number of components in its all-A Kauffman state, the number of positive crossings, and its determinant. We also show that …

2016-04-12abs ↗pdf ↗

For a Lattice crossing L(m,n)L\left( m,n\right) we show which Catalan connection between 2(m+n)2\left( m+n\right) points on boundary of m×nm\times n rectangle PP can be realized as a Kauffman state and we give an explicit formula for the number of such Catalan connections. For the case of a Catalan connection with no arc sta…

2014-09-14abs ↗pdf ↗

Every Kauffman state σof a link diagram D(K) naturally defines a state surface S_σwhose boundary is K. For a homogeneous state σ, we show that K is a fibered link with fiber surface S_σif and only if an associated graph G'_σis a tree. As a corollary, it follows that for an adequate knot or link, the second and next-to-…

2012-01-08abs ↗pdf ↗

We study a canonical spanning surface obtained from a knot or link diagram depending on a given Kauffman state, and give a sufficient condition for the surface to be essential. By using the essential surface, we can see the triviality and splittability of a knot or link from its diagrams. This has been done on the exte…

2006-09-06abs ↗pdf ↗

We extend knot Floer homology to string links in D^{2} \times I and to d-based links in arbitrary three manifolds, without any hypothesis on the null-homology of the components. As for knot Floer homology we obtain a description of the Euler characteristic of the resulting homology groups (in D^{2} \times I) in terms o…

2006-07-10abs ↗pdf ↗

New method calculates knot and link properties using state codes.

problem Determining the unoriented genus and crosscap number of prime alternating knots and links.
method Encoding states as tuples and using them to compute genus and crosscap number.
result Computed values for all such links through 14 crossings and knots through 19 crossings, identifying patterns.

Improved linear upper bound for ribbonlength of knots.

problem Estimating the ribbonlength of knots and links.
method Using four-page open book decompositions and spanning trees of checkerboard graphs, constructing a four-page presentation with at most 2c(K) arcs.
result Proved that ribbonlength is bounded above by the four-page index, leading to the linear bound Rib(K) ≤ 2c(K).

Given a connect sum of link diagrams, there is an isomorphism which decomposes unnormalized Khovanov chain groups for the product in terms of normalized chain groups for the factors; this isomorphism is straightforward to see on the level of chains. Similarly, any plumbing xyx*y of Kauffman states carries an isomorphis…

2017-05-04abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper characterizes discrete Morse functions on knot diagrams and generalizes a clock theorem.

problem Characterizing discrete Morse functions on knot diagrams and generalizing a clock theorem.
method Using matchings on the Tait graph, the paper constructs discrete Morse functions and counts them with a formula involving the graph Laplacian. It also proves a bijection between these functions and certain rooted spanning forests.
result The paper provides a closed formula for counting discrete Morse functions and generalizes a clock theorem.

We construct new knot polynomials. Let VV be the standard solid torus in 3-space and let prpr be its standard projection onto an annulus. Let MM be the space of all smooth oriented knots in VV such that the restriction of prpr is an immersion (e.g. regular diagrams of a classical knot in the complement of its meridi…

2006-12-05abs ↗pdf ↗