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There are 11 links with up to 11 crossings whose multivariable Alexander polynomial is <math>0</math>. Here they are:
There are 11 links with up to 11 crossings whose multivariable Alexander polynomial is <math>0</math>. Here they are:



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Revision as of 14:32, 5 September 2005


(For In[1] see Setup)

In[2]:= ?MultivariableAlexander
MultivariableAlexander[L][t] returns the multivariable Alexander polynomial of a link L as a function of the variable t[1], t[2], ..., t[c], where c is the number of components of L.
In[3]:= MultivariableAlexander::about
The multivariable Alexander program was written by Dan Carney at the University of Toronto in the summer of 2005.

There are 11 links with up to 11 crossings whose multivariable Alexander polynomial is . Here they are:

In[4]:= Select[AllLinks[], (MultivariableAlexander[#][t] == 0) &]
Out[4]= {Link[9, NonAlternating, 27], Link[10, NonAlternating, 32], Link[10, NonAlternating, 36], Link[10, NonAlternating, 107], Link[11, NonAlternating, 244], Link[11, NonAlternating, 247], Link[11, NonAlternating, 334], Link[11, NonAlternating, 381], Link[11, NonAlternating, 396], Link[11, NonAlternating, 404], Link[11, NonAlternating, 406]}