In this paper, we formulate a construction of ideal coset invariants for surface-links in -space using invariants for knots and links in -space. We apply the construction to the Kauffman bracket polynomial invariant and obtain an invariant for surface-links called the Kauffman bracket ideal coset invariant of sur…
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Enhanced bikei modules distinguish unoriented and non-orientable surface-links.
problem Distinguishing unoriented and non-orientable surface-links.
method Extending biquandle module invariants to unoriented surface-links using bikei modules.
result Enhanced bikei modules are more effective at distinguishing non-orientable surface-links than bikei homset cardinality alone.
Upper bounds for surface-links in the Yoshikawa table are estimated.
problem Estimating Kirby-Thompson invariants of surface-links.
method Using tri-plane diagrams and L-, L*-invariants.
result Upper bounds for surface-links in the Yoshikawa table are obtained.
We introduce colorings of oriented surface-links by biquasiles using marked graph diagrams. We use these colorings to define counting invariants and Boltzmann enhancements of the biquasile counting invariants for oriented surface-links. We provide examples to show that the invariants can distinguish both closed surface…
Extends Milnor invariants to surface-links using cut-diagrams.
problem Tackles invariants for surface-links in 4-space.
method Introduces cut-diagrams and groups associated to them.
result Yields concordance and link-homotopy invariants for surface-links.
A new method for describing surface-links in 4-space.
problem Describing surface-links in 4-dimensional space.
method Introducing a plat form method using braided surfaces.
result Every surface-link can be described in a plat form.
We introduce the notion of a quandle with a good involution and its homology groups. Carter et al. defined quandle cocycle invariants for oriented links and oriented surface-links. By use of good involutions, quandle cocyle invariants can be defined for links and surface-links which are not necessarily oriented or orie…
There are many studies about twisted Alexander invariants for knots and links, but calculations of twisted Alexander invariants for spatial graphs, handlebody-knots, and surface-links have not been demonstrated well. In this paper, we give some remarks to calculate the twisted Alexander ideals for spatial graphs, handl…
In this paper, we discuss the (co)homology theory of biquandles, derived biquandle cocycle invariants for oriented surface-links using broken surface diagrams and how to compute the biquandle cocycle invariants from marked graph diagrams. We also develop the shadow (co)homology theory of biquandles and construct the sh…
In-degree quiver polynomials for surface-links computed.
problem Computing in-degree quiver polynomials for surface-links.
method Defined using a quandle and set of endomorphisms, computed for surface-links with ch-index up to 10.
result Example computations for surface-links with ch-index up to 10.
Unified invariant for immersed surface-links using biquandle cocycles.
problem Invariants for immersed surface-links in 4-space.
method Biquandle cohomology, Roseman moves, singular biquandle 3-cocycles.
result Invariance of state-sum invariant under all generating moves, including singular move (h).
A. S. Lipson constructed two state models yielding the same classical link invariant obtained from the Kauffman polynomial . In this paper, we apply Lipson's state models to marked graph diagrams of surface-links, and observe when they induce surface-link invariants.
By using the cohomology theory of quandles, quandle cocycle invariants and shadow quandle cocycle invariants are defined for oriented links and surface-links via broken surface diagrams. By using symmetric quandles, symmetric quandle cocycle invariants are also defined for unoriented links and surface-links via broken …
We submit a new way to detect pairs of non-cobordant surface-links. We find a new example of a pair of non-cobordant surface-links with the following properties: Orr invariant, Cochran sequence, Sato-Levine invariant, the alinking number and one of Stallings's theorems cannot distinguish them. However our new way can d…
We define invariants of oriented surface-links by enhancing the biquandle counting invariant using \textit{biquandle modules}, algebraic structures defined in terms of biquandle actions on commutative rings analogous to Alexander biquandles. We show that bead colorings of marked graph diagrams are preserved by Yoshikaw…
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Enhances knot counting using mosaic diagrams.
problem Counting and classifying surface-links and knots.
method Marked graph diagrams and mosaic numbers.
result Established bounds on mosaic numbers for surface-links.
Biquandles are generalizations of quandles. As well as quandles, biquandles give us many invariants for oriented classical/virtual/surface links. Some invariants derived from biquandles are known to be stronger than those from quandles for virtual links. However, we have not found an essentially refined invariant for c…
Paper introduces tensor product of quandles for knot classification.
problem Classifying knot invariants of surface-links with 1-handles.
method Introduces tensor product of quandles and applies to surface-links.
result Tensor product of knot quandles/classical quandles can classify surface-link invariants.
New method finds infinitely many surface knots with specific bridge numbers.
problem Finding numerical invariants for surface links.
method Colorings of surface links by keis to prove bridge number existence.
result Existence of infinitely many surface knots with bridge number n for n ≥ 4.
Paper defines new invariants for surface-links using graph diagrams and magmas.
problem Tackles invariants for surface-links in entropic magmas.
method Uses marked graph diagrams and a generalization of Kauffman bracket magma.
result Defines new invariants for surface-links in 4-space.
Bounding twist number of surface links using polynomial coefficients.
problem Bounding the twist number of alternating surface links.
method Introducing a generalized homological Kauffman bracket and applying it to surface link diagrams.
result A bound for the twist number of alternating surface links in terms of polynomial coefficients.
New invariant shows fifth move is unique and extends biquandle theory for surface-links.
problem Reproduce Yoshikawa's fifth move using other moves and isotopies.
method Develops a semi-invariant and biquandle-based invariant for surface-links.
result Yoshikawa's fifth move is unique and cannot be reproduced by other moves.
New shifting chain map enhances quandle invariants for links.
problem Enhancing quandle invariants for links and surfaces.
method Introducing a shifting chain map σ and its pull-back σ# to transform cocycles.
result Shifting chain map σ# transforms 2-cocycles to 3-cocycles, enhancing invariants.
Invariants defined for braid systems under Hurwitz equivalence.
problem Invariants for braid systems under Hurwitz equivalence.
method Crossing matrix and polynomial invariant introduced.
result Invariant defined for surface braids and surface links.
Study uses graph Laplacians to analyze surface links.
problem Analyzing virtual genus of surface links.
method Laplacian matrices of weighted graphs in surfaces are used to define invariants.
result Obtained information about virtual genus.
We introduce a new construction of a surface link in the 4-space. We construct a surface link as a branched covering over the standard torus, which we call a torus-covering link. We show that a certain torus-covering -link is equivalent to the split union of spun -links and turned spun -links. We show th…
It is known that every surface-link can be presented by a marked graph diagram, and such a diagram presentation is unique up to moves called Yoshikawa moves. G. Kuperberg introduced a regular isotopy invariant, called the quantum A_2 invariant, for tangled trivalent graph diagrams. In this paper, a polynomial for a mar…
It is shown that any handle-irreducible summand of every stable-ribbon surface-link is a unique ribbon surface-link up to equivalences, so that every stable-ribbon surface-link is a ribbon surface-link. This is a generalization of a previously observed result for a stably trivial surface-link. Two observations are give…
The paper extends surface link coloring theory to triplane diagrams and knots.
problem Understanding the topological properties of knots and surfaces in 4-space.
method Translated Niebrzydowski's theory of region colorings to triplane diagrams and movies of knots, providing inequalities and applications.
result Yoshikawa's 2-knots and are non-invertible.
We introduce the notion of a ribbon-clasp surface-link, which is a generalization of a ribbon surface-link. We generalize the notion of a normal form on embedded surface-links to the case of immersed surface-links and prove that any (immersed) surface-link can be described in a normal form. It is known that an embedded…
Explains Milnor invariants for links and surfaces.
problem Milnor invariants of links and surfaces.
method Expository viewpoint of research.
result Translation and explanation of Milnor invariants.
New concept of quasi-ribbon surface-links simplifies complex surface-links.
problem Complexity in surface-links of trivial components.
method Introducing quasi-ribbon surface-links as a generalization of ribbon surface-links.
result Every F-link of trivial components on a surface F with at most one aspheric component is a quasi-ribbon surface-link.
For an oriented surface link , we can take a satellite construction called a 2-dimensional braid over , which is a surface link in the form of a covering over . We demonstrate that 2-dimensional braids over surface links are useful for showing the distinctness of surface links. We investigate non-trivial examp…
Revised proof shows ribbonness of surface-links in 4-sphere.
problem Determining ribbonness of surface-links in 4-sphere.
method Surgery along fusion 1-handle systems to prove ribbonness.
result Surface-links in 4-sphere are ribbon if certain conditions are met.
This paper shows how to create surface-links with many triple points.
problem Creating surface-links with a large number of triple points.
method Analogous to knot diagrams, the paper uses broken sheet diagrams to project surface-links and analyze their triple points.
result There are non-split surface-links with arbitrarily many triple points.
The singularity set of a generic standard projection to the three space of a closed surface linked in four space, consists of at most three types: double points, triple points or branch points. We say that this generic projection image is p-diagram if it does not contain any triple point. Two p-diagrams of equivalent s…
Free surface-links are shown to be ribbon links.
problem Characterizing surface-links as ribbon links.
method Four proofs are provided, including a stabilization approach.
result Every free surface-link is a ribbon surface-link.
Paper classifies surface-links using charts with specific properties.
problem Classifying surface-links with specific charts.
method Using quandle colorings to differentiate charts representing different surface-links.
result Charts in the second class represent different surface-links.
It is well known that surface-links in 4-space can be presented by diagrams on the plane of 4-valent spatial graphs with makers on the vertices, called marked graph diagrams. In this paper we extend the method of presenting surface-links by marked graph diagrams to presenting immersed surface-links. We also give some m…
It is proved that every disconnected surface-link with meridian-based free fundamental group is a trivial (i.e., an unknotted-unlinked) surface-link. This result is a surface-link version of the author's recent announcement result on smooth unknotting of a surface-knot.
We study surface links whose link groups are free abelian, and construct various stimulating and highly non-trivial examples of such surface links.
Characterizes knot groups and symmetric quandles of surface-links.
problem Characterize knot groups and symmetric quandles of surface-links.
method Used plat presentations for surface-links and closed 2-dimensional braids.
result Generalized results to include non-orientable surface-links and showed that dihedral quandles can be realized as symmetric quandles of surface-links.
There is a question asking whether a handle-irreducible summand of every stable-ribbon surface-link is a unique ribbon surface-link. This question for the case of a trivial surface-link is affirmatively answered. That is, a handle-irreducible summand of every stably trivial surface-link is only a trivial 2-link. By com…
The groups of link bordism can be identified with homotopy groups via the Pontryagin-Thom construction. B.J. Sanderson computed the bordism group of 3 component surface-links using the Hilton-Milnor Theorem, and later gave a geometric interpretation of the groups in terms of intersections of Seifert hypersurfaces and t…
A new mosaic system for immersed surface-links is introduced.
problem Constructing a mosaic system for immersed surface-links.
method Using singular marked graph diagrams, the mosaic number for immersed surface-links is defined and discussed.
result A mosaic system for immersed surface-links is established.
Computation of the knot symmetric quandle and its application to the plat index of surface-linksmath.GT
Paper computes knot symmetric quandle for surface-links and finds infinitely many distinct surface-knots.
problem Computing knot symmetric quandle for surface-links.
method Using plat form presentations, the paper computes the knot symmetric quandle for surface-links.
result Infinitely many distinct surface-knots of genus g with plat indices m.
We characterize the first Alexander Z[Z]-modules of ribbon surface-links in the 4-sphere fixing the number of components and the total genus, and then the first Alexander Z[Z]-modules of surface-links in the 4-sphere fixing the number of components. Using the result of ribbon torus-links, we also characterize the first…
This paper compiles and calculates triple point numbers for surface-links in Yoshikawa's table.
problem Determining the triple point number of surface-links in Yoshikawa's table.
method Using broken sheet diagrams, the paper compiles known triple point numbers and calculates or bounds the remaining ones.
result Compilation and calculation of triple point numbers for surface-links in Yoshikawa's table.