Knot Mosaics with Corner Connection Tiles

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Autores principales: Heap, Aaron, Donovan, Una, Grossman, Riley, Laine, Nickolas, McDermott, Connor, Paone, Marcus, Southcott, Drew
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Publicado: 2023
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author Heap, Aaron
Donovan, Una
Grossman, Riley
Laine, Nickolas
McDermott, Connor
Paone, Marcus
Southcott, Drew
author_facet Heap, Aaron
Donovan, Una
Grossman, Riley
Laine, Nickolas
McDermott, Connor
Paone, Marcus
Southcott, Drew
contents A knot mosaic is a representation of a knot or link on a square grid using a collection of tiles that are either blank or contain a portion of the knot diagram. Traditionally, a piece of the knot on one tile connects to a piece of the knot on an adjacent tile at a connection point that is located at the midpoint of a tile edge. We introduce a new set of tiles in which the connection points are located at corners of the tile. By doing this, we can create more efficient knot mosaics for knots with small crossing number. In particular, when using these corner connection tiles, it is possible to create knot mosaic diagrams for all knots with crossing number 8 or less on a mosaic that is no larger and uses fewer non-blank tiles than is possible using the traditional tiles.
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spellingShingle Knot Mosaics with Corner Connection Tiles
Heap, Aaron
Donovan, Una
Grossman, Riley
Laine, Nickolas
McDermott, Connor
Paone, Marcus
Southcott, Drew
Geometric Topology
57K10
A knot mosaic is a representation of a knot or link on a square grid using a collection of tiles that are either blank or contain a portion of the knot diagram. Traditionally, a piece of the knot on one tile connects to a piece of the knot on an adjacent tile at a connection point that is located at the midpoint of a tile edge. We introduce a new set of tiles in which the connection points are located at corners of the tile. By doing this, we can create more efficient knot mosaics for knots with small crossing number. In particular, when using these corner connection tiles, it is possible to create knot mosaic diagrams for all knots with crossing number 8 or less on a mosaic that is no larger and uses fewer non-blank tiles than is possible using the traditional tiles.
title Knot Mosaics with Corner Connection Tiles
topic Geometric Topology
57K10
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.09276