Untangling trigonal diagrams
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Abstract: Let be a link of Conway's normal form , , or with , and let be a trigonal diagram of We show that it is possible to transform into an alternating trigonal diagram, so that all intermediate diagrams remain trigonal, and the number of crossings never increases.
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