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    Coefficients of catalan states without nesting and maximal number of returns

    We find and study properties of the coefficients C(m,n)i(A) and ¯C(m,n)j(A) of Catalan states with the maximal number of returns and no nesting in the Kauffman bracket sum of an m×n lattice crossing L(m,n). We show that, up to a power of A, C(m,n)i(A) and ¯C(m,n)j(A) are polynomials in variable A4 with unimodal and palindromic coefficients. Our results can be viewed as a step toward obtaining closed form formulas for coefficients of an arbitrary Catalan state obtained from L(m,n).

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    B-type Catalan states of lattice crossing

    We show which crossingless connections between 2(m+n) outer boundary points of an annulus can be realized as Kauffman states of the B-type lattice crossing LB(m,n). Furthermore, we give a closed-form formula for the number of realizable B-type Catalan states, and we find coefficients of those obtained as Kauffman states of LB(m,1) and LB(m,2).

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    Coefficients of Catalan states of lattice crossing II: Applications of ΘA-state expansions

    Plucking polynomial of a plane rooted tree with a delay function α was introduced in 2014 by Przytycki. As shown in this paper, plucking polynomial factors when α satisfies additional conditions. We use this result and ΘA-state expansion introduced in our previous work to derive new properties of coefficients C(A) of Catalan states C resulting from an (m×n)-lattice crossing L(m,n). In particular, we show that C(A) factors when C has arcs with some special properties. In many instances, this yields a more efficient way for computing C(A). As an application, we give closed-form formulas for coefficients of Catalan states of L(m,3).