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Alexander polynomial of ribbon knots

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 Added by Sheng Bai
 Publication date 2021
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and research's language is English
 Authors Sheng Bai




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Conway-normalized Alexander polynomial of ribbon knots depend only on their ribbon diagrams. Here ribbon diagram means a ribbon spanning the ribbon knot marked with the information of singularities. We further give an algorithm to calculate Alexander polynomials of ribbon knots from their ribbon diagrams.



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