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TauCeti.KnotTheory.Grid.CrossingChange.Transpose

Transposition preserves unknotting number #

Diagonal reflection carries cross-commutations to cross-commutations and fixes the unknot. It is therefore an automorphism of the crossing-change graph and preserves its extended distances, including infinite unknotting numbers.

The crossing-change conventions follow Ozsváth--Stipsicz--Szabó, Grid Homology for Knots and Links, Chapter 6.

Transposition transports a crossing change between grid links.

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Transposition preserves and reflects the crossing-change relation.

Transposition is an automorphism of the crossing-change graph.

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    The graph automorphism acts by transposition of grid links.

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    The inverse graph automorphism also acts by transposition.

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    Transposition preserves the extended crossing-change distance between any two grid links.

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    Transposition preserves unknotting number, also when it is infinite.