Abstract: We outline the current status of the differential expansion (DE) of colored knot polynomials i.e. of their -- decomposition into representation-- and knot--dependent parts. Its existence is a theorem for HOMFLY-PT polynomials in symmetric and antisymmetric representations, but everything beyond is still hypothetical -- and quite difficult to explore and interpret. However, DE remains one of the main sources of knowledge and calculational means in modern knot theory. We concentrate on the following subjects: applicability of DE to non-trivial knots, its modifications for knots with non-vanishing defects and DE for non-rectangular representations. An essential novelty is the analysis of a more-naive -- decomposition with the twist-knot -factors and non-standard -factors and a discovery of still another triangular and universal transformation , which converts to the standard -factors and allows to calculate as .
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