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English: Partial screenshot from Weeks' SnapPea computer program. Initially made for use in describing the software in SnapPea. For use in the article knot theory, colors have been adjusted using GIMP (also GPL licensed software) to match :Image:BorromeanRings.svg. Category:Screenshots of Mac software |
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