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Support for parsing d-diagrams to correspond to Manifold object. #5
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What are advantages of this scheme? I am not familiar with it and it's not exactly human readable. |
I agree with you that the notation is unreadable.I was writing a parser for the d-diagram already and I was wondering if it would be useful to contribute back to the Spherogram project. If it is undesirable I will just create my own project for it instead. From what is in the paper you could
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Very sorry for the slow response, initially I suggest you do this as a separate project. |
Yea I understood that thanks Z
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A suggestion: a function which accepts a d-diagram as input and outputs a
PD code for a link projection
would be something that anyone who wants to work with d-diagrams could
use, in many contexts.
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Would it be useful / desirable for snappy to allow for an input of a d-diagram as a text input and then constructing the knot that would represent it? For example
(([[))]] -> Would correspond to a Manifold object of the Trefoil.
More details below.
Manturov, V.O.(2002), Knots and the Bracket Calculus, Acta Applicandae
Mathematicae, 74, (3), pp. 293–336.
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Vassily_Manturov/publication/227058309_Knots_and_the_Bracket_Calculus/links/540d56510cf2f2b29a3839bf/Knots-and-the-Bracket-Calculus.pdf
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