January 1993
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... In knot theory, one considers two knots are the same if one can distort one knot into the other without breaking it, much as we physically play with a real knotted rope where one part is allowed to cross but not intersect with another. Such equivalence relation is mathematically generated on diagrams and related by a sequence of three Reidemeister moves [13]. As illustrated inFigure 2, a Reidemeister move refers to one of three local moves on a knot diagram. ...
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January 1993