Remarks on Suzuki’s knot epimorphism number

Remarks on Formal Knot Theory

Remarks on General Fibonacci Number

We dedicate this paper to investigate the most generalized form of Fibonacci Sequence, one of the most studied sections of the mathematical literature. One can notice that, we have discussed even a more general form of the conventional one. Although it seems the topic in the first section has already been covered before, but we present a different proof here. Later I found out that, the auxilia...

Some Remarks on Number Theory

This note contains some disconnected minor remarks on number theory . 1 . Let (1) Iz j I=1, 1<j<co be an infinite sequence of numbers on the unit circle . Put n s(k, n) _ z~, Ak = Jim sup I s(k, n) j=1 k=oo and denote by B k the upper bound of the numbers I s(k,n)j . If z j = e 2nij' a =A 0 then all the Ak 's are finite and if the continued fraction development of a has bounded denominators the...

On the subgraph epimorphism problem

In this paper we study the problem of deciding the existence of a subgraph epimorphism between two graphs. Our interest in this variant of graph matching problem stems from the study of model reductions in systems biology, where large systems of biochemical reactions can be naturally represented by bipartite digraphs of species and reactions. In this setting, model reduction can be formalized a...

Further remarks on the winding number

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