The Delta move generates the equivalence relation of linking numbers for links,
as proved by Matveev and Murakami Nakanishi.
There's the double Delta move which Naik and Stanford showed generate S-equivalence.
A student of Freedman studied "slide equivalence" of knot diagrams. Unfortunately it wasn't published though.
The Delta move generates the equivalence relation of linking numbers for links,
as proved by Matveev and Murakami Nakanishi.
There's the double Delta move which Naik and Stanford showed generate S-equivalence.
A student of Freedman studied "slide equivalence" of knot diagrams. Unfortunately it wasn't published though.
The Delta move generates the equivalence relation of linking numbers for links,
as proved by Matveev and Murakami Nakanishi.
There's the double Delta move which Naik and Stanford showed generate S-equivalence.
A student of Freedman studied "slide equivalence" of knot diagrams. Unfortunately it wasn't published though.
The Delta move generates the equivalence relation of linking numbers for links,
as proved by MatveevMatveev and Murakami NakanishiMurakami Nakanishi.
There's the double Delta move which Naik and Stanford showed generate S-equivalenceNaik and Stanford showed generate S-equivalence.
A student of Freedman studied "slide equivalence" of knot diagrams. Unfortunately it wasn't published though.
The Delta move generates the equivalence relation of linking numbers for links,
as proved by Matveev and Murakami Nakanishi.
There's the double Delta move which Naik and Stanford showed generate S-equivalence.
A student of Freedman studied "slide equivalence" of knot diagrams. Unfortunately it wasn't published though.
The Delta move generates the equivalence relation of linking numbers for links,
as proved by Matveev and Murakami Nakanishi.
There's the double Delta move which Naik and Stanford showed generate S-equivalence.
A student of Freedman studied "slide equivalence" of knot diagrams. Unfortunately it wasn't published though.
The Delta move generates the equivalence relation of linking numbers for links,
as proved by Matveev and Murakami Nakanishi.
There's the double Delta move which Naik and Stanford showed generate S-equivalence.
A student of Freedman studied "slide equivalence" of knot diagrams. Unfortunately it wasn't published though.
