$\Delta$-Tribrackets and Link Homotopy
Eric Chavez, Sam Nelson

TL;DR
This paper introduces $ abla$-tribrackets, a new algebraic structure, and demonstrates their invariance under link-homotopy, while analyzing classes with trivial invariants and providing examples for future exploration.
Contribution
It defines $ abla$-tribrackets and proves their counting invariants are link-homotopy invariants, expanding the algebraic tools in knot theory.
Findings
$ abla$-tribrackets are invariants of link-homotopy.
Certain classes of tribrackets have trivial invariants for classical knots and links.
Examples and open questions for future research are provided.
Abstract
We define a type of Niebrzydowski tribracket we call -tribrackets and show that their counting invariants are invariants of link-homotopy. We further identify several classes of tribrackets whose counting invariants for oriented classical knots and links are trivial, including vertical tribrackets satisfying the center-involutory condition and horizontal tribrackets satisfying the late-commutativity condition. We provide examples and end with questions for future research.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics
