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| − | '''Knot theory''' is the study of the mathematical properties of knots, with the goal of finding so-called ''knot invariants'', properties of knots which remain unchanged under bending of flexing of the rope but change if the knot is tied in a different way. | + | '''Knot theory''' is the study of the [[mathematics|mathematical]] properties of knots, with the goal of finding so-called ''knot invariants'', properties of knots which remain unchanged under bending of flexing of the rope but change if the knot is tied in a different way. |
[[Category:Geometry]] | [[Category:Geometry]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:35, April 23, 2013
Knot theory is the study of the mathematical properties of knots, with the goal of finding so-called knot invariants, properties of knots which remain unchanged under bending of flexing of the rope but change if the knot is tied in a different way.