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48 results for diagram modification

We study trisections of 4-manifolds obtained by spinning and twist-spinning 3-manifolds, and we show that, given a (suitable) Heegaard diagram for the 3-manifold, one can perform simple local modifications to obtain a trisection diagram for the 4-manifold. We also show that this local modification can be used to conver…

2017-08-03abs ↗pdf ↗

Persistence diagrams are two-dimensional plots that summarize the topological features of functions and are an important part of topological data analysis. A problem that has received much attention is how deal with sets of persistence diagrams. How do we summarize them, average them or cluster them? One approach -- th…

2015-10-08abs ↗pdf ↗

Roseman moves are seven types of local modification for surface-link diagrams in 33-space which generate ambient isotopies of surface-links in 44-space. In this paper, we focus on Roseman moves involving triple points, one of which is the famous tetrahedral move, and discuss their independence. For each diagram of an…

2015-11-10abs ↗pdf ↗

Study shows that splitting links requires an arbitrarily large number of extra crossings.

problem The problem is to determine the minimum number of extra crossings needed to transform a diagram of a split link into a split diagram.
method The approach uses Reidemeister moves and the framework of bubble tangles, along with techniques from Riemannian geometry.
result There exist split links with diagrams requiring an arbitrarily large number of extra crossings.

Many invariants of knots rely upon smoothing the knot at its crossings. To compute them, it is necessary to know how to count the number of connected components the knot diagram is broken into after the smoothing. In this paper, it is shown how to use a modification of a theorem of Zulli together with a modification of…

2013-03-29abs ↗pdf ↗

Improved modeling of persistence diagrams for data analysis.

problem Determining significant outliers in persistence diagrams.
method Modification of the RST (Replicating Statistical Topology) model using MCMC Metropolis-Hastings algorithm.
result The modified RST model improves the goodness of fit in persistence diagram analysis.

We discuss a topological approach to words introduced by the author. Words on an arbitrary alphabet are approximated by Gauss words and then studied up to natural modifications inspired by the Reidemeister moves on knot diagrams. This leads us to a notion of homotopy for words. We introduce several homotopy invariants …

2006-09-19abs ↗pdf ↗

The purpose of this paper is twofold. On one hand, we introduce a modification of the dual canonical basis for invariant tensors of the 3-dimensional irreducible representation of Uq(sl2)U_q(sl_2), given in terms of Jacobi diagrams, a central tool in quantum topology. On the other hand, we use this modified basis to study t…

2015-07-16abs ↗pdf ↗

This paper considers the invariance of knot Floer homology in a purely algebraic setting, without reference to Heegaard diagrams, holomorphic disks, or grid diagrams. We show that (a small modification of) Ozsváth and Szabó's cube of resolutions for knot Floer homology, which is assigned to a braid presentation with a …

2010-07-15abs ↗pdf ↗

An R_2-move is a homotopy of wrinkled fibrations which deforms images of indefinite fold singularities like Reidemeister move of type II. Variants of this move are contained in several important deformations of wrinkled fibrations, flip and slip for example. In this paper, we first investigate how monodromies are chang…

2012-03-20abs ↗pdf ↗

In the present paper, we construct an invariant for virtual knots in the thickened sphere with g handles; this invariant is a Laurent polynomial in 2g+3 variables. To this end, we use a modification of the Wirtinger presentation of the knot group and the concept of parity introduced by V.O.Manturov. The section 4 of th…

2013-05-09abs ↗pdf ↗

This work improves testing of machine learning model modifications using novel statistical methods.

problem Overfitting and conservative Bonferroni correction when testing multiple model modifications.
method Introduces alpha-recycling and SRGPs to control error rate and approve more beneficial modifications.
result Novel statistical methods approve a higher number of beneficial modifications than previous approaches.

The paper refines transformations of lattice diagrams and introduces dotted diagrams.

problem Investigating transformations and deformations of lattice diagrams and their associated dotted diagrams.
method Introducing dotted diagrams and investigating deformations of these diagrams, relating them to transformations of lattice diagrams.
result Refined results on the relation between deformations of admissible dotted diagrams and transformations of lattice diagrams.

The aim of this work is to explore the possible types of phenomena that simple macroeconomic Agent-Based models (ABM) can reproduce. We propose a methodology, inspired by statistical physics, that characterizes a model through its 'phase diagram' in the space of parameters. Our first motivation is to understand the lar…

2013-07-11abs ↗pdf ↗

New method detects RNA modifications without prior training, revealing novel sites.

problem Detecting RNA modifications with high accuracy and sensitivity.
method Anomaly detection using nanopore raw ionic current signals and nearest neighbor comparison.
result Detects diverse RNA modifications without prior training, including a novel 2'-O-methylated site in DENV.

We define an operation on homology B4{B}^4 which we call an nn-twist annulus modification. We give a new construction of smoothly slice knots and exotically slice knots via nn-twist annulus modifications. As an application, we present a new example of a smoothly slice knot with non-slice derivatives. Such examples we…

2015-12-01abs ↗pdf ↗

Kernelized Taylor diagram visualizes data populations with fewer assumptions.

problem Limitations of Taylor diagram in capturing non-linear relationships and sensitivity to outliers.
method Proposes a kernelized version of the Taylor diagram that uses maximum mean discrepancy and kernel mean embedding.
result Kernelized Taylor diagram visualizes data populations with minimal assumptions of data distributions.

A virtual link diagram is called normal if the associated abstract link diagram is checkerboard colorable, and a virtual link is normal if it has a normal diagram as a representative.In this paper, we introduce a method of converting a virtual link diagram to a normal virtual link diagram by use of the double covering …

2016-06-02abs ↗pdf ↗

Study categorizes knots and links as rigid or shaky based on Reidemeister moves.

problem Classifying knots and links as rigid or shaky based on adaptability to Reidemeister moves.
method Categorization of hard diagrams as rigid or shaky, investigation of rigid and shaky hard diagrams for specific knots and links.
result Every link has a rigid hard diagram, and there is an upper limit for the number of crossings in such diagrams.

Twisted graph diagrams are virtual graph diagrams with bars on edges. A bijection between abstract graph diagrams and twisted graph diagrams is constructed. Then a polynomial invariant of Yamada-type is developed which provides a lower bound for the virtual crossing number of virtual graph diagrams.

2007-06-19abs ↗pdf ↗

A virtual link diagram is called normal if the associated abstract link diagram is checkerboard colorable, and a virtual link is normal if it has a normal diagram as a representative. Normal virtual links have some properties similar to classical links.In this paper, we introduce a method of converting a virtual link d…

2017-12-25abs ↗pdf ↗

Problems on region choices for knot and link diagrams solved using Alexander numbering.

problem Existence of solutions for region choice problems on knot and link diagrams.
method Alexander numbering for regions, alternative proofs, necessary and sufficient conditions.
result Existence of solutions for region choice problems on link diagrams.

The presence of slipknots in configurations of proteins and DNA has been shown to affect their functionality, or alter it entirely. Historically, polymers are modeled as polygonal chains in space. As an alternative to space curves, we provide a framework for working with subknots inside of knot diagrams via knotoid dia…

2018-03-19abs ↗pdf ↗

Bankwitz characterized an alternating diagram representing the trivial knot. A non-alternating diagram is called almost alternating if one crossing change makes the diagram alternating. We characterize an almost alternaing diagram representing the trivial knot. As a corollary we determine an unknotting number one alter…

2006-04-30abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper explores when specific knot operations simplify diagrams.

problem Understanding when arc crossing changes simplify knot diagrams.
method Examined two types of arc crossing changes on link diagrams and determined when they are unknotting operations.
result Any two crossing points in an alternating knot diagram are arc crossing change admissible.

Gauss diagrams' properties can change with Hamiltonian cycle choice.

problem The impact of Hamiltonian cycle choice on Gauss diagrams.
method Examined realizable and unrealizable Gauss diagrams, and proved preservation of realizability under certain Hamiltonian cycle changes.
result Properties of Gauss diagrams can vary with Hamiltonian cycle choice.

New estimate of semimeander complexity for knots with more than 10 crossings.

problem Estimating the complexity of semimeander diagrams of knots.
method Proved a new upper bound on the number of crossings for semimeander diagrams of knots with more than 10 crossings.
result For knots with more than 10 crossings, semimeander diagrams have no more than 0.311.558cr(K)0.31 \cdot 1.558^{\operatorname{cr}(K)} crossings.

There is a well-known way to describe a link diagram as a (signed) plane graph, called its Tait graph. This concept was recently extended, providing a way to associate a set of embedded graphs (or ribbon graphs) to a link diagram. While every plane graph arises as a Tait graph of a unique link diagram, not every embedd…

2010-07-23abs ↗pdf ↗