Strict inequalities for the n-crossing number
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Publication:6041683
Abstract: In 2013, Adams introduced the -crossing number of a knot , denoted by . Inequalities between the -, -, -, and -crossing numbers have been previously established. We prove for all knots that are not the trivial, trefoil, or figure-eight knot. We show this inequality is optimal and obtain previously unknown values of . We generalize this inequality to prove that for a certain set of classes of knots.
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