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TauCeti.KnotTheory.Grid.Move.Transpose

Transposition on grid links #

Diagonal reflection exchanges row and column moves and preserves stabilizations. It therefore descends to an involution on grid links, not merely on their presenting diagrams. No identification of a link with its transpose is imposed.

The grid move conventions follow Ozsváth--Stipsicz--Szabó, Grid Homology for Knots and Links, Chapter 3.

Diagonal reflection sends an elementary grid move to an elementary grid move.

Diagonal reflection transports a sequence of grid moves.

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Two transposed diagrams are move-equivalent exactly when the original diagrams are.

Diagonal reflection of a grid link, defined independently of a presenting diagram.

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    Diagonal reflection is involutive on grid links.

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    Diagonal reflection preserves the number of link components.

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    A transposed grid link is a knot exactly when the original link is.

    Transposition as an equivalence of grid links.

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      The transposition equivalence acts by diagonal reflection.

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      The inverse transposition equivalence also acts by diagonal reflection.

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      Equality of transposes is equality of grid links.