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April 3, 2026Journal of Knot Theory and Its Ramifications0 citations

Pointed Quandles of Linkoids

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NGNeslihan GugumcuRPRuna Pflume

Key Points

  • The aim is to define and analyze fundamental quandle invariants of knotoids and linkoids, enhancing the understanding of their algebraic structures.
  • Defined fundamental quandles of knotoids and linkoids.
  • Introduced n-pointed quandles with specific basepoints.
  • Classified ∞-homogeneous finite quandles through generalized homogeneity notions.
  • Established that fundamental quandles are invariant under forbidden-move.
  • Developed 2-pointed quandles to distinguish 1-linkoids with equivalent underclosures.
  • Classified all ∞-homogeneous, finite quandles.

Abstract

In this paper we define the fundamental quandle of knotoids and linkoids and prove that it is invariant under the under forbidden-move and hence encodes only the information of the underclosure of the knotoid. We then introduce n-pointed quandles, which generalize quandles by specifying n elements as ordered basepoints. This leads to the notion of fundamental pointed quandles of linkoids, which enhances the fundamental quandle. Using 2-pointed quandle allows us to distinguish 1-linkoids with equivalent underclosures and leads to a couple of 1-linkoid invariants. We also generalize the notion of homogeneity of quandles to n-homogeneity of quandles. We classify all ∞-homogeneous, finite quandles.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69cf5ebd5a333a821460d5achttps://doi.org/10.1142/s0218216526500306
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