Talk:Chiral knot
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Moved to "Chiral knot"
[edit]I've moved Amphichiral knot here. Hopefully, nobody will mind. I tried to incorporate all the information from there in the present article.
- I wish I could find more to say on the subsections about positive amphichiral etc...
- I'm thinking about redirect Mirror image (knot theory) here. Any reasons why/not? Why there is no article on mirror image isotopes?
- Surprisingly, there wasn't any OEIS sequence for just chiral knots, so I just added the subsets. As a further check, I subtracted it from the number of prime knots and got the number of amphichiral knots. So I'm 99.9718493856% certain its correct.
- My sources differed on who discovered the 15-crossing amphichiral knot. (They both mentioned et al. however.) If you can clear this up, please do.
As always, feel free to improve this article in any way you can. Jkasd 22:49, 17 May 2008 (UTC)
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