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[This paper is about the relationship of diagrams with mathematics. We study the linking of mathematical fields by examining first a diagrammatic for vector calculus, and then showing how it works and why it works by relating that formalism to the question of coloring maps and graphs in and out of the plane. The paper then considers knot diagrams and finally relationships with Lie algebras and the Jacobi identity.]
Published: Dec 11, 2020
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