Biquandle Arrow Weight Enhacements
Sam Nelson, Migiwa Sakurai

TL;DR
This paper introduces biquandle arrow weights, a new family of invariants for classical and virtual knots that assign weights to arrow intersections in Gauss diagrams, enhancing existing biquandle invariants.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel infinite family of biquandle enhancements called biquandle arrow weights, which are nontrivial and provide more refined knot invariants.
Findings
Enhancements are nontrivial and not determined by homset size
Applicable to both classical and virtual knots
Provide new tools for distinguishing knots
Abstract
We introduce a new infinite family of enhancements of the biquandle homset invariant called biquandle arrow weights. These invariants assign weights in an abelian group to intersections of arrows in a Gauss diagram representing a classical or virtual knot depending on the biquandle colors associated to the arrows. We provide examples to show that the enhancements are nontrivial and proper, i.e., not determined by the homset cardinality.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Geometric and Algebraic Topology · Commutative Algebra and Its Applications
