An example of the decomposition non-uniqueness for a 3-dimensional geometric object

DOI10.24411/2500-0101-2019-14302MaRDI QIDQ5153831zbMATH OpenFDO

Authors Sergei Vladimirovich Matveev

Publication date 1 October 2021

Full work available at URL http://mathnet.ru/eng/chfmj144

zbMATH Keywords

3-dimensional manifolddiamond lemmaknotknotted graphprime decompositions of geometric objects

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Knot theory (57K10) General topology of 3-manifolds (57K30) Relations of low-dimensional topology with graph theory (57M15)

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