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19972022
most citedPositive knots, closed braids and the Jones polynomial

55 citations · 160 across the 26 of their papers we have counts for

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25 papers

math.GT2022

Invariants of weakly successively almost positive links

Tetsuya Ito, Alexander Stoimenow

As an extension of positive and almost positive diagrams and links, we study two classes of links we call successively almost positive and weakly successively almost positive links…

math.GT2014★ 1 cited

Everywhere Equivalent 3-Braids

Alexander Stoimenow

A knot (or link) diagram is said to be everywhere equivalent if all the diagrams obtained by switching one crossing represent the same knot (or link). We classify such diagrams of…

math.HO2012

Conduct and Correctness in Mathematical Publishing

Alexander Stoimenow

"We risk sliding down toward the standards where the validity of action is decided by whether one can get away with it." (P. Doty) "We do not 'risk' sliding down toward such standa…

math.GT2011

Exchange moves and braid representations of links

Reiko Shinjo, Alexander Stoimenow

We prove that under fairly general conditions an iterated exchange move gives infinitely many non-conjugate braids. As a consequence, every knot has infinitely many conjugacy class…

math.GT2009★ 1 cited

Genus generators and the positivity of the signature

Alexander Stoimenow

It is a conjecture that the signature of a positive link is bounded below by an increasing function of its negated Euler characteristic. In relation to this conjecture, we apply th…

math.GR2008★ 2 cited

The density of Lawrence-Krammer and non-conjugate braid representations of links

Alexander Stoimenow

We use some Lie group theory and Budney's unitarization of the Lawrence-Krammer representation, to prove that for generic parameters of definite form the image of the representatio…