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What is Knot Theory? Solve These Puzzles to Find Out

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Scientific American
Emma R. Hasson

Scientific American

Take a piece of string, tie it into a loop, and you’ve just created one of math’s simplest yet most mysterious objects — a knot. What seems like a child’s pastime unfolds into an entire field of study that links art, chemistry, biology, and physics. From Lord Kelvin’s early atomic models to modern DNA research, knot theory reveals how loops and twists shape the very structure of life and matter — proof that even tangled strings can lead to profound discoveries. And if the intro sparks a moment of curiosity, untangle more in this article from Scientific American

Scientific American
Emma R. Hasson

Scientific American

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