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math.GT2016

Shadows and quantum invariants

Alessio Carrega

This is a PhD thesis about low dimensional topology, in particular knot thory in 3-manifolds also different from the 3-sphere, topological applications of quantum invariants, and T…

math.GT2016★ 11 cited

9 generators of the skein space of the 3-torus

Alessio Carrega

We show that the skein vector space of the 3-torus is finitely generated. We show that it is generated by 9 elements: the empty set, some simple closed curves representing the non…

math.GT2016

The Tait conjecture in g(S^1xS^2)

Alessio Carrega

The Tait conjecture states that alternating reduced diagrams of links in S^3 have the minimal number of crossings. It has been proved in 1987 by M. Thistlethwaite, L. Kauffman and…

math.GT2015★ 1 cited

A proof of the shadow formula for the SU(2)-Reshetikhin-Turaev-Witten invariant

Alessio Carrega

Turaev's shadow formula calculates the SU(2)-Reshetikhin-Turaev-Witten invariants using shadows, and its expression is somehow similar to a Euler characteristic. We give a short pr…

math.GT2015★ 1 cited

The Tait conjecture in S^1xS^2

Alessio Carrega

The Tait conjecture states that reduced alternating diagrams of links in S^3 have the minimal number of crossings. It has been proved in 1987 by M. Thistlethwaite, L.H. Kauffman an…

math.GT2014

Shadows, ribbon surfaces, and quantum invariants

Alessio Carrega, Bruno Martelli

Eisermann has shown that the Jones polynomial of a -component ribbon link is divided by the Jones polynomial of the trivial -component link. We improve this th…

math.GT2013

Step by step categorification of the Jones polynomial in Kauffman's version

Alessio Carrega

Given any diagram of a link, we define on the cube of Kauffman's states a "2-complex" whose homology is an invariant of the associated framed links, and such that the graded Euler…