OAK Numerical Knot Invariants
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Section2.3Numerical Knot Invariants
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Subsection2.3.1What is a Prime Knot?
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Subsection2.3.2The Unknotting Number
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Subsection2.3.3The Bridge Number
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Subsection2.3.4The Crossing Number
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