Any nontrivial knot projection with no triple chords has a monogon or a bigon
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Abstract: A generic immersion of a circle into a -sphere is often studied as a projection of a knot; it is called a knot projection. A chord diagram is a configuration of paired points on a circle; traditionally, the two points of each pair are connected by a chord. A triple chord is a chord diagram consisting of three chords, each of which intersects the other chords. Every knot projection obtains a chord diagram in which every pair of points corresponds to the inverse image of a double point. In this paper, we show that for any knot projection , if its chord diagram contains no triple chord, then there exists a finite sequence from to a simple closed curve such that the sequence consists of flat Reidemeister moves, each of which decreases -gons or strong -gons, where a strong -gon is a -gon oriented by an orientation of .
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