
TL;DR
This paper introduces a new link polynomial invariant based on the Jones polynomial that remains invariant under a specific class of isotopies called star-like isotopies, and provides a categorification of this polynomial.
Contribution
It defines a novel link polynomial invariant specific to star-like isotopies and offers its categorification, expanding the understanding of link invariants under restricted isotopies.
Findings
The polynomial is invariant under star-like isotopies.
Categorification of the polynomial is achieved.
The work extends link invariants to a new class of isotopies.
Abstract
A star-like isotopy for oriented links in 3-space is an isotopy which uses only Reidemeister II moves with opposite orientations and Reidemeister III moves with alternating orientations when checking the strands clockwise (or anticlockwise). We define a link polynomial derived from the Jones polynomial which is, in general, only invariant under star-like isotopies and we categorify it.
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