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Malnormal subgroups and Frobenius groups: basics and examples

Pierre de la Harpe, Claude Weber (2014)

Confluentes Mathematici

Malnormal subgroups occur in various contexts. We review a large number of examples, and compare the general situation to that of finite Frobenius groups of permutations.In a companion paper [18], we analyse when peripheral subgroups of knot groups and 3 -manifold groups are malnormal.

Matrix factorizations and link homology

Mikhail Khovanov, Lev Rozansky (2008)

Fundamenta Mathematicae

For each positive integer n the HOMFLYPT polynomial of links specializes to a one-variable polynomial that can be recovered from the representation theory of quantum sl(n). For each such n we build a doubly-graded homology theory of links with this polynomial as the Euler characteristic. The core of our construction utilizes the theory of matrix factorizations, which provide a linear algebra description of maximal Cohen-Macaulay modules on isolated hypersurface singularities.

Minimal degree sequence for 2-bridge knots

Prabhakar Madeti, Rama Mishra (2006)

Fundamenta Mathematicae

We discuss polynomial representations for 2-bridge knots and determine the minimal degree sequence for all such knots. We apply the connection between rational tangles and 2-bridge knots.

Modeling repulsive forces on fibres via knot energies

Simon Blatt, Philipp Reiter (2014)

Molecular Based Mathematical Biology

Modeling of repulsive forces is essential to the understanding of certain bio-physical processes, especially for the motion of DNA molecules. These kinds of phenomena seem to be driven by some sort of “energy” which especially prevents the molecules from strongly bending and forming self-intersections. Inspired by a physical toy model, numerous functionals have been defined during the past twenty-five years that aim at modeling self-avoidance. The general idea is to produce “detangled” curves having...

Module d’Alexander et représentations métabéliennes

Hajer Jebali (2008)

Annales de la faculté des sciences de Toulouse Mathématiques

On sait, depuis des travaux de Burde et de Rham, que l’étude des représentations du groupe d’un nœud dans le groupe des matrices triangulaires supérieures inversibles d’ordre 2 permet de détecter les racines du polynôme d’Alexander du nœud. Dans ce travail, nous nous proposons de généraliser ce résultat et ce en considérant les représentations du groupe du nœud dans le groupe des matrices triangulaires supérieures inversibles d’ordre n , n 2 . Cette approche nous permettra de retrouver la décomposition...

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