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The easiest way to find a knot/link is to type its name into the search box of the left sidebar and hit "Enter" or click "Go". Examples:
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8 17 or 8_17 | the 17th 8-crossing knot in Rolfsen's table, or 8 17 | Knot[8, 17]
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k11a26 or K11a26 | the 26th alternating 11-crossing knot in the Hoste-Thistlethwaite table, K11a26 | Knot[11, Alternating, 26]
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k11n39 or K11n39 | the 39th non-alternating 11-crossing knot in the Hoste-Thistlethwaite table, K11n39 | Knot[11, NonAlternating, 39]
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l9a26 or L9a26 | the 26th alternating 9-crossing link in the Thistlethwaite table, L9a26 | Link[9, Alternating, 26]
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l10n39 or L10n39 | the 39th non-alternating 10-crossing link in the Thistlethwaite table, L10n39 | Link[10, NonAlternating, 39]
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T(7,6) | the torus knot T(7,6) | TorusKnot[7, 6]
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