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2. On the Twists of Listing and Tait

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 September 2014

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In the figure 1 following, the knot 9Aj has a triangular section Prr cutting away on each side of it a (3 + r)-gonal mesh, and 9Ar2 has such a section Rpp, through one crossing only. Make in these knots creases at rr that approach to meet at R in 2, and creases pp that meet at P in 2. In 3, 2 is prepared for a rotation through two right angles about the fixed axis PE, through the crossing P and the crease-kiss R, or, as a more learned man would say, through the decussation P and the plicatorial osculation R–taking 2 for 9Aj: exchange here P and R if 2 is 9Ar2.

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Proceedings 1184-85
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Copyright © Royal Society of Edinburgh 1886

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