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Geometry / 3-manifolds / Knot theory / Differential topology / Reidemeister move / Triangulation / Manifold / Unknotting problem / Connected sum / Topology / Mathematics / Geometric topology
Date: 2014-03-18 10:52:10
Geometry
3-manifolds
Knot theory
Differential topology
Reidemeister move
Triangulation
Manifold
Unknotting problem
Connected sum
Topology
Mathematics
Geometric topology

ELEMENTARY KNOT THEORY MARC LACKENBY[removed].

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