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A biomechanical comparison of antegrade versus retrograde cannulated screw direction in suture-based tension band fixation of transverse patella fractures. [PDF]
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The knot book: An elementary introduction to the mathematical theory of knots
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Developing a novel measure of non-rigid, ductile spatial skill. [PDF]
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Reassessment of aviation risk safety barriers using stochastic and lexical uncertainty. [PDF]
Saputra H, Soehodho S.
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Problem Solving in Mathematics and Beyond, 2021
In this project, developed in the course of “Projecto em Matemática”, we present some basic concepts and results of knot theory. First of all, we introduce the subject, including important definitions and basic concepts.
Shintaro Fushida-Hardy
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In this project, developed in the course of “Projecto em Matemática”, we present some basic concepts and results of knot theory. First of all, we introduce the subject, including important definitions and basic concepts.
Shintaro Fushida-Hardy
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Knot theory in understanding proteins
Journal of Mathematical Biology, 2011This paper aims to enthuse mathematicians, especially topologists, knot theorists and geometers to examine problems in the study of proteins. We have highlighted those advances and breakthroughs in knot theory that directly and indirectly help in understanding proteins. We have discussed the phenomena of knotting of protein backbone.
Mishra, Rama, Bhushan, Shantha
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The aim of this survey article is to highlight several notoriously intractable problems about knots and links, as well as to provide a brief discussion of what is known about them.
M. Lackenby
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Knot theory and statistical mechanics
Reviews of Modern Physics, 1992Recent development in the mathematical theory of knots using the method of statistical mechanics is examined. We show that knot invariants can be obtained by considering statistical‐mechanical models on a lattice. Particularly, we establish that the Kauffman’s bracket polynomial is the partition function of a q‐state vertex model previously considered ...
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Since discovery of the Jones polynomial, knot theory has enjoyed a virtual explosion of important results and now plays a significant role in modern mathematics.
Vassily Olegovich Manturov +1 more
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