We prove that deciding if a diagram of the unknot can be untangled using at most k Reidemeister moves (where k is part of the input) is NP-hard. We also prove that several natural questions regarding links in the 3-sphere are NP-hard, including detecting whether a link contains a trivial sublink with n components, computing the unlinking number of a link, and computing a variety of link invariants related to four-dimensional topology (such as the 4-ball Euler characteristic, the slicing number, and the 4-dimensional clasp number)
Abstract. We explore the application of automated reasoning tech-niques to unknot detection, a class...
In this article we discuss applications of neural networks to recognising knots and, in particular, ...
International audienceLet D be a knot diagram, and let D denote the set of diagrams that can be obta...
We consider the problem of deciding whether a polygonal knot in 3-dimensional Euclidean spa...
We consider the problem of deciding whether a polygonal knot in 3dimensional Euclidean space is unkn...
We introduce natural language processing into the study of knot theory, as made natural by the braid...
In mathematics, a knot is a single strand crossed over itself any number of times, and connected at ...
We present three “hard” diagrams of the unknot. They require (at least) three extra crossings before...
Deciding whether a diagram of a knot can be untangled with a given number of moves (as a part of the...
© 2018 CEUR-WS. All rights reserved. When is a knot actually unknotted? How does one convince a huma...
International audienceWe present three “hard” diagrams of the unknot. They require (at least) three ...
AbstractUsing unknotting number, we introduce a link diagram invariant of type given in Hass and Now...
We explore the application of automated reasoning techniques to unknot detection, a classical proble...
A knot diagram looks like a two-dimensional drawing of aknotted rubberband. Proving that a given kno...
This paper explores the problem of unknotting closed braids and classical knots in mathematical knot...
Abstract. We explore the application of automated reasoning tech-niques to unknot detection, a class...
In this article we discuss applications of neural networks to recognising knots and, in particular, ...
International audienceLet D be a knot diagram, and let D denote the set of diagrams that can be obta...
We consider the problem of deciding whether a polygonal knot in 3-dimensional Euclidean spa...
We consider the problem of deciding whether a polygonal knot in 3dimensional Euclidean space is unkn...
We introduce natural language processing into the study of knot theory, as made natural by the braid...
In mathematics, a knot is a single strand crossed over itself any number of times, and connected at ...
We present three “hard” diagrams of the unknot. They require (at least) three extra crossings before...
Deciding whether a diagram of a knot can be untangled with a given number of moves (as a part of the...
© 2018 CEUR-WS. All rights reserved. When is a knot actually unknotted? How does one convince a huma...
International audienceWe present three “hard” diagrams of the unknot. They require (at least) three ...
AbstractUsing unknotting number, we introduce a link diagram invariant of type given in Hass and Now...
We explore the application of automated reasoning techniques to unknot detection, a classical proble...
A knot diagram looks like a two-dimensional drawing of aknotted rubberband. Proving that a given kno...
This paper explores the problem of unknotting closed braids and classical knots in mathematical knot...
Abstract. We explore the application of automated reasoning tech-niques to unknot detection, a class...
In this article we discuss applications of neural networks to recognising knots and, in particular, ...
International audienceLet D be a knot diagram, and let D denote the set of diagrams that can be obta...