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==Bugs==
==Bugs==
===Knot Theory===
===Knot Theory===
*KnotTheory` can't cope with Dowker codes for links.
*KnotTheory` can't cope with Dowker codes for links.
*Credit messages are being truncated.


===Compatibility===
===Compatibility===
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==Things to make available in KnotTheory==
==Things to make available in KnotTheory==
*'drawing' diagrams by mouse
*a Conway notation header; presumably something that looks like ConwayNotation["5,3,"] or ConwayNotation["[532]"] (to agree with Livingston's format)

*are the polynomial functions faster? if so, incorporate!


==Issues==
==Issues==
===Knot Theory===
===Knot Theory===
*Scott needs to incorporate KnotTheoryExtra`, and extend AllKnots
*KnotilusURL[Knot[0,1]] is broken.
*KnotilusURL[Knot[0,1]] is broken.


===K2K===
===K2K===
*Radmila would like to adapt the 'type casting' model to K2K.
*Radmila would like to adapt the 'type casting' model to K2K.
*directory independence; copy what KnotTheory does.

Latest revision as of 21:54, 14 February 2006


Bugs

Knot Theory

  • KnotTheory` can't cope with Dowker codes for links.
  • Credit messages are being truncated.

Compatibility

  • Gauss codes don't seem to mutually understood. For example, LinKnot produces the Gauss code ${1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 3, 2, 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9}$ from the Conway notation "3 6", but KnotTheory chokes (for example when calculating the Jones polynomial) on this.

Things to make available in KnotTheory

  • 'drawing' diagrams by mouse
  • a Conway notation header; presumably something that looks like ConwayNotation["5,3,"] or ConwayNotation["[532]"] (to agree with Livingston's format)
  • are the polynomial functions faster? if so, incorporate!

Issues

Knot Theory

  • KnotilusURL[Knot[0,1]] is broken.

K2K

  • Radmila would like to adapt the 'type casting' model to K2K.
  • directory independence; copy what KnotTheory does.