Parallel crossing number conjecture for knots and links
Parallel crossing number conjecture for knots and links
Let be any knot or link. Let denote its parallel overcrossing number and its crossing number.
Parallel crossing number conjecture.
This is presented as a weaker consequence of the conjecture that the asymptotic crossing number equals the crossing number. The paper does not report a proof, and the equality would improve its ropelength estimates.
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Jason Cantarella, Rob Kusner and John M Sullivan, “On the Minimum Ropelength of Knots and Links”, arXiv:math/0103224 (2002).
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