The crossing number of composite knots

Mathematics – Geometric Topology

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28 pages, 20 figures; final version, to appear in the Journal of Topology

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It is a very old conjecture that the crossing number of knots is additive
under connected sum. In other words, if K#K' is the connected sum of knots K
and K', then does the equality c(K#K') = c(K) + c(K') hold? We prove that
c(K#K') is at most c(K) + c(K') and at least (c(K) + c(K'))/152.

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