Identifying Knots within a List
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View (previous 50) (next 50) (20 | 50 | 100 | 250 | 500).- The Mathematica Package KnotTheory`
- The Jones Polynomial
- Acknowledgement
- Setup
- Naming and Enumeration
- Presentations
- Planar Diagrams
- Gauss Codes
- DT (Dowker-Thistlethwaite) Codes
- Braid Representatives
- Template:Manual TOC Sidebar
- Drawing Planar Diagrams
- Drawing Braids
- Structure and Operations
- Invariants
- Invariants from Braid Theory
- Three Dimensional Invariants
- The Alexander-Conway Polynomial
- The Determinant and the Signature
- The Coloured Jones Polynomials
- The A2 Invariant
- The HOMFLY-PT Polynomial
- How to Edit this Manual...
- The Kauffman Polynomial
- Finite Type (Vassiliev) Invariants
- Printable Manual (inclusion)
- Template:Manual TOC Sidebar2
- Khovanov Homology
- Extras Included with KnotTheory`
- Drawing with TubePlot
- Lightly Documented Features
- Further Knot Theory Software
- MorseLink Presentations
- Extending/Modifying KnotTheory`
- The Multivariable Alexander Polynomial
- Drawing MorseLink Presentations
- R-Matrix Invariants
- A Sample KnotTheory` Session
- Quantum knot invariants
- Conway Notation
- Using the LinKnot package
- Graphical Input
- Prime Links with a Non-Prime Component
- Bugs
- "Rubberband" Brunnian Links
- Further Usage Example
- Cabling
- Burau's Theorem
- IdentifyWithin.m
- Arc Presentations
