Rigidity of highly twisted plat diagrams
Nir Lazarovich, Yoav Moriah, Tali Pinsky, Jessica S. Purcell

TL;DR
This paper proves that highly twisted plat projections of knots and links are unique and canonical, providing a new classification method for such links based on their minimal plat representations.
Contribution
It establishes the conditions under which a plat projection is unique, introducing a canonical form for knots and links with complex plat diagrams.
Findings
Unique plat projections for knots with at least four crossings per twist region
Provides a canonical form for certain knots and links
Classifies links based on their minimal plat projections
Abstract
In this paper we prove that if a knot or link has a sufficiently complicated plat projection, then that plat projection is unique. More precisely, if a knot or link has a -plat projection, where is at least four, and height at least two, and each twist region of the plat contains at least four crossings, then such a projection is unique up to obvious rotations. In particular, this projection gives a canonical form for such knots and links, and thus provides a classification of these links.
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TopicsCopper Interconnects and Reliability
