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Trefoil Probabilities and Polyhedra
We determine the exact probability that the closed hexagonal polygon obtained by cyclically joining six independent points uniformly distributed on the unit sphere is knotted. The only possible nontrivial knot is a trefoil. Almost surely, the convex hull of the six points has one of two simplicial c
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