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Oivrii at 02:32, 22 September 2006

2006-09-22T02:32:42Z

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	This treasure -- evidently is unfair to two Polish mathematicians Przytycki and Traczik who made the discovery at the same time, but published later, not mentioning some Russian mathematicians who saw in this polynomial a variation of Jones polynomial and never thought of publication. Another acronym, LYMPHOTU was later offered by Israeli mathematician Dror ~~Dar~~-Natan. It awarded fairness to the Polish and others (U = unknown discoverers), but did not get popular.		This treasure -- evidently is unfair to two Polish mathematicians Przytycki and Traczik who made the discovery at the same time, but published later, not mentioning some Russian mathematicians who saw in this polynomial a variation of Jones polynomial and never thought of publication. Another acronym, LYMPHOTU was later offered by Israeli mathematician Dror Bar-Natan. It awarded fairness to the Polish and others (U = unknown discoverers), but did not get popular.

	Above is shown two knots with same LYMPHOTU polynomials.		Above is shown two knots with same LYMPHOTU polynomials.

Oivrii at 02:30, 22 September 2006

2006-09-22T02:30:39Z

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	This treasure -- evidently is unfair to two Polish mathematicians Przytycki and Traczik who made the discovery at the same time, but published later, not mentioning some Russian mathematicians who saw in this polynomial a variation of Jones polynomial and never thought of publication. Another acronym, LYMPHOTU was later offered by Israeli mathematician Dror Dar-Natan. It awarded fairness to the Polish and others (U = unknown discoverers), but did not get popular.		This treasure -- evidently is unfair to two Polish mathematicians Przytycki and Traczik who made the discovery at the same time, but published later, not mentioning some Russian mathematicians who saw in this polynomial a variation of Jones polynomial and never thought of publication. Another acronym, LYMPHOTU was later offered by Israeli mathematician Dror Dar-Natan. It awarded fairness to the Polish and others (U = unknown discoverers), but did not get popular.

			Above is shown two knots with same LYMPHOTU polynomials.

Oivrii: This treasure -- evidently is unfair to two Polish mathematicians Przytycki and Traczik who made the discovery at the same time, but published later, not mentioning some Russian mathematicians who saw in this polynomial a variation of Jones polynomial and

2006-09-22T02:28:05Z

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This treasure -- evidently is unfair to two Polish mathematicians Przytycki and Traczik who made the discovery at the same time, but published later, not mentioning some Russian mathematicians who saw in this polynomial a variation of Jones polynomial and never thought of publication. Another acronym, LYMPHOTU was later offered by Israeli mathematician Dror Dar-Natan. It awarded fairness to the Polish and others (U = unknown discoverers), but did not get popular.