Minimizing intersection points of curves under virtual homotopy
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Abstract: A flat virtual link is a finite collection of oriented closed curves on an oriented surface considered up to virtual homotopy, i.e., a composition of elementary stabilizations, destabilizations, and homotopies. Specializing to a pair of curves , we show that the minimal number of intersection points of curves in the virtual homotopy class of equals to the number of terms of a generalization of the Anderson--Mattes--Reshetikhin Poisson bracket. Furthermore, considering a single curve, we show that the minimal number of self-intersections of a curve in its virtual homotopy class can be counted by a generalization of the Cahn cobracket.
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