On surface-knots with triple point number at most three
Amal Al Kharusi, Tsukasa Yashiro

TL;DR
This paper investigates surface-knots with diagrams containing up to three triple points, demonstrating that their cocycle invariant is an integer and establishing a lower bound on triple point number for genus one surface-knots.
Contribution
It proves that surface-knots with at most three triple points have integer cocycle invariants and sets a minimum triple point number for genus one surface-knots.
Findings
Cocycle invariant is integer for diagrams with ≤3 triple points
Genus one surface-knots have triple point number at least four
Provides constraints on surface-knot invariants based on diagram complexity
Abstract
In this paper, we show that if a diagram of a surface-knot has at most three triple points, then the cocyle invariant of is an integer. In particular, for a surface-knot of genus one, the triple point number invariant is at least four.
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TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Connective tissue disorders research · Logic, programming, and type systems
