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NONALTERNATING KNOTS AND JONES POLYNOMIALS
- NEIL R. NICHOLSON
Journal of Knot Theory and Its Ramifications01 Aug 2008
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We consider here nonalternating knots and their properties. Specifically, we show certain classes of knots have nontrivial Jones polynomials.
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Bridge spectra of cables of 2-bridge knots
- Nicholas J. Owad
Journal of Knot Theory and Its Ramifications01 Feb 2018
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We compute the bridge spectra of cables of 2-bridge knots. We also give some results about bridge spectra and distance of Montesinos knots.
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CONWAY POLYNOMIAL OF A FIBERED SOLVABLE LINK
- WALTER D. NEUMANN
Journal of Knot Theory and Its Ramifications01 Jun 1999
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We compute Kauffman's potential function (equivalent to the Conway polynomial) for any solvable fibered link. Solvable links are links that can be built from the unknot by iterated cabling and summing. Links that arise in complex algebraic geometry are generally of this type.

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