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An example of a Turks head with 5 bights and 4 leads. The Turks head consists of 1 strand  

An example of a Turks head with 5 bights and 4 leads. The Turks head consists of 1 strand  

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Figure 2: An example of a Turks head with 5 bights and 4 leads. The...
Figure 3: An example of a RDK with p = 5 and q = 11. We can use...
Figure 4: An example of a RDK mat, with p = 7 and q = 8. Use definition...
Figure 5: An example of an octagonal knot diagram with p = 5, q = 8 and...
+9 Figure 6: An example of a Grid diagram with p = 5, q = 7 and r = 2....
Octagonal Knotworks A Mathematical Approach
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This work is intended as an approach on how to calculate the number of strands in Octag-onal diagonal knot diagrams. The work is made with Troense diagrams as a starting point, which is one type of octagonal knot diagrams among many other. Our point of attack to the problem may seem impractical at first, since it's not based on the structure or any...
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... Turks head is a knot consisting of a number of bights and leads forming a closed-loop knot. See figure 2 for an example of a Turks head. There are some different opinions of how to define a Turks head. ...

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