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Knot Groups. Annals of Mathematics Studies. (AM-56), Volume 56

Lee Paul Neuwirth

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A classic treatment of knot groups from the acclaimed Annals of Mathematics Studies series

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Automorphism, Central series, Geometry, Interior (topology), Homeomorphism, Principal ideal, Conjugate element (field theory), Intersection number (graph theory), Normal subgroup, Knot group, Group ring, Principal ideal domain, Subgroup, Three-dimensional space (mathematics), Euclidean space, Computation, Cyclic group, Analytic continuation, Combinatorics, Covering space, Permutation, Polynomial, Hausdorff space, Identity matrix, Trefoil knot, Trichotomy (mathematics), Homotopy group, Inner automorphism, Diagram (category theory), Equivalence class, Cohomology, Presentation of a group, Algebraic theory, Fiber bundle, Existential quantification, Abelian group, Special case, Torus knot, Non-abelian group, Monomorphism, Theorem, Knot theory, Binary relation, Frattini subgroup, Simply connected space, Topology, Mathematical induction, Homomorphism, Homotopy, Euler characteristic, Transfinite number, Wreath product, Coset, Fundamental group, Characterization (mathematics), Axiom, Finitely generated module, Homology (mathematics), Semigroup, Simplicial complex, Morse theory, Triviality (mathematics), Commutator subgroup, Equivalence relation, Conjugacy class, Group theory, Topological space, Alexander polynomial, Coprime integers, Dehn's lemma