Theta-curve polynomials and finite-type invariants
Youngsik Huh, Gyo Taek Jin
Abstract
The normalized Yamada polynomial is a polynomial invariant in variable A for theta-curves. In this work, we show that the coefficients of the power series obtained from this polynomial by the substitution A=ex=1+x+x2/2+x3/6+... are finite-type invariants for theta-curves although the coefficients of original polynomial are not. A similar result can be obtained in the case of Yokota polynomial for theta-curves.
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