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Joe Boninger

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math.GT2025

Twisted Knots and the Perturbed Alexander Invariant

Joe Boninger

The perturbed Alexander invariant I¨1​, defined by Bar-Natan and van der Veen, is a powerful, easily computable polynomial knot invariant with deep connections to the Alexander a…

math.GT2025

Knot Floer Homology, the Burau Representation, and Quantum gl(1∣1)

Joe Boninger

The Burau representation of braid groups and knot Floer homology share a link to the Fox calculus. We make this connection explicit, with the following outcome: if B is the full…

math.GT2025

The Jones Polynomial from a Goeritz Matrix

Joe Boninger

We give an explicit algorithm for calculating the Kauffman bracket of a link diagram from a Goeritz matrix for that link. Further, we show how the Jones polynomial can be recovered…

math.GT2024

An Alexander Polynomial Obstruction to Cosmetic Crossing Changes

Joe Boninger

The cosmetic crossing conjecture posits that switching a non-trivial crossing in a knot diagram always changes the knot type. Generalizing work of Balm, Friedl, Kalfagianni and Pow…

math.GT2024

Positive Knots and Ribbon Concordance

Joe Boninger

Ribbon concordances between knots generalize the notion of ribbon knots. Agol, building on work of Gordon, proved ribbon concordance gives a partial order on knots in S3. In pre…

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