An algorithm for detecting intrinsically knotted graphs
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Abstract: We describe an algorithm that recognizes some (perhaps all) intrinsically knotted (IK) graphs, and can help find knotless embeddings for graphs that are not IK. The algorithm, implemented as a Mathematica program, has already been used by Goldberg, Mattman, and Naimi [6] to greatly expand the list of known minor minimal IK graphs, and to find knotless embeddings for some graphs that had previously resisted attempts to classify them as IK or non-IK.
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