On linear n-colorings for knots
Abstract
If a knot has the Alexander polynomial not equal to 1, then it is linear n-colorable. By means of such a coloring, such a knot is given an upper bound for the minimal quandle order, i.e., the minimal order of a quandle with which the knot is quandle colorable. For twist knots, we study the minimal quandle orders in detail.
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