The Interlace Polynomial of Binary Delta-Matroids and Link Invariants

In this work, we study the interlace polynomial as a generalization of a graph invariant to delta-matroids. We prove that the interlace polynomial satisfies the four-term relation for delta-matroids and thus determines a finite type invariant of links in the $$3$$ -sphere. Using the interlace polynomial, we give a lower bound for the size of the Hopf algebra of binary delta-matroids modulo the $$4$$ -term relations.

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Functional Analysis and Its Applications
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1234567825010033
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Geometric and Algebraic Topology
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The Interlace Polynomial of Binary Delta-Matroids and Link Invariants

N. Kodaneva
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The Interlace Polynomial of Binary Delta-Matroids and Link Invariants

N. Kodaneva
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Abstract

In this work, we study the interlace polynomial as a generalization of a graph invariant to delta-matroids. We prove that the interlace polynomial satisfies the four-term relation for delta-matroids and thus determines a finite type invariant of links in the $$3$$ -sphere. Using the interlace polynomial, we give a lower bound for the size of the Hopf algebra of binary delta-matroids modulo the $$4$$ -term relations.

Functional Analysis and Its ApplicationsVol. 59(1)
National Research University Higher School of Economics (RU), Yandex (Russia) (RU)
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Geometric and Algebraic Topology
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