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On geometric bases for quantum A-polynomials of knots

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arxiv 2408.08181 v2 pith:NSAU5VIQ submitted 2024-08-15 hep-th math-phmath.GTmath.MPmath.QA

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A simple geometric way is suggested to derive the Ward identities in the Chern-Simons theory, also known as quantum $A$- and $C$-polynomials for knots. In quasi-classical limit it is closely related to the well publicized augmentation theory and contact geometry. Quantization allows to present it in much simpler terms, what could make these techniques available to a broader audience. To avoid overloading of the presentation, only the case of the colored Jones polynomial for the trefoil knot is considered, though various generalizations are straightforward. Restriction to solely Jones polynomials (rather than full HOMFLY-PT) is related to a serious simplification, provided by the use of Kauffman calculus. Going beyond looks realistic, however it remains a problem, both challenging and promising.

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  1. On geometric bases for A-polynomials II: $\mathfrak{su}_3$ and Kuberberg bracket

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    A new arcade-based planarization technique plus the Kuperberg bracket yields a closed system of classical relations toward su3 A-polynomials, demonstrated on the trefoil.

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