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Surfaces and their Profile Curves
This paper examines the relationship between the knotting of an embedded surface in $\R^3$ and the knotting of its fold curves, formed by the singular set of projection to a plane. The first result shows that every surface, no matter how knotted, can be isotoped so that its fold curves form an unlin
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