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Quantum field theory and the Jones polynomial
Communications in Mathematical Physics · 1989 · Vol. 121(3) · pp. 351–399
Edward Witten✉(Institute for Advanced Study)
Geometric and Algebraic TopologyHomotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic TopologyBlack Holes and Theoretical PhysicsJones polynomialBracket polynomialHOMFLY polynomialMathematicsConformal field theoryKnot theoryPolynomialQuantum field theoryKnot polynomialTopological quantum field theory
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