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Mock Alexander Polynomials
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Australian National University
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2025
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Güğümcü, Neslihan
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Kauffman, L.H.
;
01. Izmir Institute of Technology
;
04. Faculty of Science
;
04.02. Department of Mathematics
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In this paper, we construct Mock Alexander polynomials for starred links and linkoids in surfaces. These polynomials are defined as state summations on link or linkoid diagrams that satisfy f = n, where f denotes the number of regions and n denotes the number of crossings of diagrams. These new invariants are chirality and reversibility sensitive. © The authors.
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