by Dehornoy, Patrick, Rolfsen, Dale, Dynnikov, Ivan, Wiest, Bert
fromMathematical surveys and monographs
by Dehornoy, Patrick, Rolfsen, Dale, Dynnikov, Ivan, Wiest, Bert
fromMathematical surveys and monographs
by Dehornoy, Patrick, Rolfsen, Dale, Dynnikov, Ivan, Wiest, Bert
fromMathematical surveys and monographs
by Dehornoy, Patrick, Rolfsen, Dale, Dynnikov, Ivan, Wiest, Bert
fromMathematical surveys and monographs
by Dehornoy, Patrick, Rolfsen, Dale, Dynnikov, Ivan, Wiest, Bert
fromMathematical surveys and monographs
This book presents a didactic approach to knots, braids, links, and polynomial invariants which are powerful and developing techniques that rise up to the challenges in String Theory, Quantum Field Theory, and Statistical Physics. It introduces readers to Knot Theory and its app…
"Everyone knows what braids are, whether they be made of hair, knitting wool, or electrical cables. However, it is not at all evident that we can construct a theory about them, that is, elaborate a coherent and mathematically interesting corpus of results concerning them. Our go…
"Everyone knows what braids are, whether they be made of hair, knitting wool, or electrical cables. However, it is not at all evident that we can construct a theory about them, that is, elaborate a coherent and mathematically interesting corpus of results concerning them. Our go…
Everyone knows what braids are, whether they be made of hair, knitting wool, or electrical cables. However, it is not so evident that we can construct a theory about them, i.e. to elaborate a coherent and mathematically interesting corpus of results concerning them. This book de…
"Everyone knows what braids are, whether they be made of hair, knitting wool, or electrical cables. However, it is not at all evident that we can construct a theory about them, that is, elaborate a coherent and mathematically interesting corpus of results concerning them. Our go…
"Everyone knows what braids are, whether they be made of hair, knitting wool, or electrical cables. However, it is not at all evident that we can construct a theory about them, that is, elaborate a coherent and mathematically interesting corpus of results concerning them. Our go…
