Colored HOMFLY polynomials that distinguish mutant knots
arXiv:1504.00364
Abstract
We illustrate from the viewpoint of braiding operations on WZNW conformal blocks how colored HOMFLY polynomials with multiplicity structure can detect mutations. As an example, we explicitly evaluate the (2,1)-colored HOMFLY polynomials that distinguish a famous mutant pair, Kinoshita-Terasaka and Conway knot.
13 pages, 6 figures, 1 table; A mathematica file is attached as an ancillary file; v2, The title has been changed. The mutation on a 2-tangle is included in the end of section 2; v3 published version
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