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Summary

Description This picture illustrates the Reidemeister move of type II. The move appears as one of fundametal proceidures to deform knots without changing their equivalence class in knot theory (matheamtics). This type II move deals with two portions with no links of the string. The picture shows the strings as 3D objects to illustrate the vertical arrangement.
Date 16 September 2006
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Author YAMASHITA Makoto

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