Knots, Links and Their Invariants Joseph R. Weintraub and personal reflections on mentorship

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Knots, Links and Their Invariants Joseph R. Weintraub and personal reflections on mentorshipThis book is an elementary introduction to knot theory. Unlike many other books on knot theory, this book has practically no prerequisites; it requires only basic plane and spatial Euclidean geometry but no knowledge of topology or group theory. It contains the first elementary proof of the existence of the Alexander polynomial of a knot or a link based on the Conway axioms, particularly the Conway skein relation. The book also contains an elementary