The Ropelengths of Knots Are Almost Linear in Terms of Their Crossing Numbers
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For a knot or link K, let L(K) be the ropelength of K and Cr(K) be the crossing number of K. In this paper, we show that there exists a constant a>0 such that L(K) is bounded above by a Cr(K) ln^5 (Cr(K)) for any knot K. This result shows that the upper bound of the ropelength of any knot is almost linear in terms of its minimum crossing number.
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