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Three formulas for the Ising and Potts invariants of a knot or link
Jones described how the Ising and Potts models from statistical mechanics give rise, with appropriate choices of Boltzmann weights, to invariants of an oriented link. The Boltzmann weights that Jones proposed, however, work only with a correction factor that he does not mention. We fill in the missi
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