Homotopy links
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(17)- A manifold calculus approach to link maps and the linking number
- On link maps and their homotopy classification
- Generalized Seifert surfaces and linking numbers
- Pseudo-homotopy of links of codimension greater than two
- Homotopy classes of 2 disjoint \(2p\)-spheres in \(\mathbb{R}^{3p+1}\)
- Homotopical intersection theory. III: Multirelative intersection problems
- The group of disjoint 2-spheres in 4-space
- Homotopy classification of 3-component links of codimension greater than 2
- Groups of classes of pseudohomotopic singular links. I
- Multivariable manifold calculus of functors
- Suspension theorems for links and link maps
- Detecting Whitney disks for link maps in the four-sphere
- Generalized Gauss maps and integrals for three-component links: toward higher helicities for magnetic fields and fluid flows
- Link maps and the geometry of their invariants
- Higher order Kirk invariants of link maps
- Graphing, homotopy groups of spheres, and spaces of long links and knots
- Singular links of almost metastable dimensions
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