The Knot Atlas
The link love just keeps coming! At Secret Blogging Seminar, Scott Morrison makes a plug for the Knot Atlas. It looks like it’s starting with the information from Bar-Natan’s knot table that I’ve linked to before, but now in wiki form. Joy!
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Actually, the (wikified) Knot Atlas itself has been around for a while now — two years, I think! We never advertised it particularly well, however.
Contributions are very welcome. In fact, our dream is that one day no one would claim to have defined an interesting new knot invariant without having contributed at least the first few calculations to the Knot Atlas, and hopefully the algorithm too.