A short proof of the generalized Conway–Gordon–Sachs theorem

The famous Conway–Gordon–Sachs theorem for the complete graph on six vertices was extended to the general complete graph on n vertices by Kazakov–Korablev as a congruence modulo 2, and its integral lift was given by Morishita–Nikkuni. However, the proof is complicated and long. In this paper, we provide a shorter proof of the generalized Conway–Gordon–Sachs theorem over integers.

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Journal of Knot Theory and Its Ramifications
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2025-06-27
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https://doi.org/10.1142/s0218216525500579
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Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
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A short proof of the generalized Conway–Gordon–Sachs theorem

Ryo Nikkuni
Journal of Knot Theory and Its Ramifications
Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
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A short proof of the generalized Conway–Gordon–Sachs theorem

Ryo Nikkuni
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Abstract

The famous Conway–Gordon–Sachs theorem for the complete graph on six vertices was extended to the general complete graph on n vertices by Kazakov–Korablev as a congruence modulo 2, and its integral lift was given by Morishita–Nikkuni. However, the proof is complicated and long. In this paper, we provide a shorter proof of the generalized Conway–Gordon–Sachs theorem over integers.

Journal of Knot Theory and Its RamificationsVol. 34(12)
Tokyo Woman's Christian University (JP)
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Mathematical and Theoretical Analysis
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