\textit{B. E. Clark} [Int. J. Math. Math. Sci. 1, 113-124 (1978; Zbl 0386.57003)] defined the crosscap number of a knot to be the minimum number of the first Betti numbers of non-orientable surfaces bounding it. In this paper, we investigate the crosscap numbers of knots. We show that the crosscap number of \(7_4\) is equal to 3. This gives an affirmative answer to a question given by Clark. In general, the crosscap number is not additive under the connected sum. We give a necessary and sufficient condition for the crosscap number to be additive under the connected sum.
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- Crosscap numbers of torus knots.
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- The concordance crosscap number and rational Witt span of a knot
- Raising crosscap number while lowering unknotting number
- The crossing number of composite knots
- BOUNDS ON THE CROSSCAP NUMBER OF TORUS KNOTS
- Concordance crosscap numbers of knots and the Alexander polynomial
- Slice knots which bound punctured Klein bottles
- A classification of spanning surfaces for alternating links
- Four-genus and four-dimensional clasp number of a knot
- CREATING KLEIN BOTTLES BY SURGERY ON KNOTS
- Crosscap number and knot projections
- Constructing crosscap number two surfaces from low-complexity handcuff graphs
- A characterization of almost alternating knots
- Crosscap numbers of a family of Montesinos knots
- THE ADDITIVITY OF CROSSING NUMBERS
- Crosscap number and epimorphisms of two-bridge knot groups
- Crosscap number of knots and volume bounds
- A lower bound of crosscap numbers of alternating knots
- Concordance crosscap number of a knot
- Crosscap numbers of alternating knots via unknotting splices
- The non-orientable 4-genus of 11 crossing non-alternating knots
- Bottom tangles and universal invariants
- Crosscap numbers and the Jones polynomial
- Crosscap number, ribbon number and essential tangle decompositions of knots
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