Braid index bounds ropelength from below
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Abstract: For an un-oriented link , let be the ropelength of . It is known that when has more than one component, different orientations of the components of may result in different braid index. We define the largest braid index among all braid indices corresponding to all possible orientation assignments of the {em absolute braid index} of and denote it by . In this paper, we show that there exists a constant such that for any , {em i.e.}, the ropelength of any link is bounded below by its absolute braid index (up to a constant factor).
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