Existence of the Faddeev Knots, (joint work with Fanghua Lin)
Yisong Yang
Polytechnic University
Brooklyn, New York
The concept of knots has important applications in a broad range of areas in
science including particle and condensed-matter physics, synthetic chemistry,
and molecular biology. To mathematicians, knot theory has mainly been a theory
of classification of knots by combinatorics and topology. Recently, physicists
performed some computer simulations indicating the existence of knots as
soliton solutions in the Faddeev quantum field theory model. In this talk,
we present an existence theory for such knotted solitons.
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