Knotted tori

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Many interesting examples of embeddings are embeddings $S^p\times S^q\to\Rr^m$, i.e. ''knotted tori''. See [[Embeddings just below the stable range: classification#Examples|Hudson tori]], \cite{Alexander1924}, \cite{Milgram&Rees1971}, \cite{Kosinski1961}, \cite{Hudson1963}, \cite{Wall1965}, \cite{Tindell1969}, \cite{Boechat&Haefliger1970}, \cite{Boechat1971}, \cite{Milgram&Rees1971}, \cite{Lucas&Saeki2002}, \cite{Skopenkov2002}. The classification of knotted tori is a natural next step (after the link theory \cite{Haefliger1966a}) and the [[Embeddings just below the stable range: classification#A generalization to highly-connected manifolds|classification of embeddings of highly-connected manifolds]]) towards classification of embeddings of ''arbitrary'' manifolds. The classification of knotted tori gives some insight or even precise information concerning arbitrary manifolds and reveals new interesting relations to algebraic topology. Since the general [[High codimension embeddings: classification#Introduction|Knotting Problem]] is very hard, it is very interesting to solve it for the important particular case of knotted tori. See \cite{Skopenkov2006a}, \cite{Cencelj&Repov\v s&Skopenkov2007}, \cite{Cencelj&Repovš&Skopenkov2008}.
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Many interesting examples of embeddings are embeddings $S^p\times S^q\to\Rr^m$, i.e. ''knotted tori''. See [[Embeddings just below the stable range: classification#Examples|Hudson tori]], \cite{Alexander1924}, \cite{Milgram&Rees1971}, \cite{Kosinski1961}, \cite{Hudson1963}, \cite{Wall1965}, \cite{Tindell1969}, \cite{Boechat&Haefliger1970}, \cite{Boechat1971}, \cite{Milgram&Rees1971}, \cite{Lucas&Saeki2002}, \cite{Skopenkov2002}. A classification of knotted tori is a natural next step (after the link theory \cite{Haefliger1966a}) and the [[Embeddings just below the stable range: classification#A generalization to highly-connected manifolds|classification of embeddings of highly-connected manifolds]]) towards classification of embeddings of ''arbitrary'' manifolds. Since the general [[High codimension embeddings: classification#Introduction|Knotting Problem]] is very hard, it is very interesting to solve it for the important particular case of knotted tori. Recent classification results for knotted tori \cite{Skopenkov2006a}, \cite{Cencelj&Repov\v s&Skopenkov2007}, \cite{Cencelj&Repovš&Skopenkov2008} give some insight or even precise information concerning arbitrary manifolds (cf. \cite{Skopenkov2007}, \cite{Skopenkov2010}) and reveals new interesting relations to algebraic topology.
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Many interesting examples of embeddings are embeddings S^p\times S^q\to\Rr^m, i.e. knotted tori. See Hudson tori, [Alexander1924], [Milgram&Rees1971], [Kosinski1961], [Hudson1963], [Wall1965], [Tindell1969], [Boechat&Haefliger1970], [Boechat1971], [Milgram&Rees1971], [Lucas&Saeki2002], [Skopenkov2002]. A classification of knotted tori is a natural next step (after the link theory [Haefliger1966a]) and the classification of embeddings of highly-connected manifolds) towards classification of embeddings of arbitrary manifolds. Since the general Knotting Problem is very hard, it is very interesting to solve it for the important particular case of knotted tori. Recent classification results for knotted tori [Skopenkov2006a], [Cencelj&Repov\v s&Skopenkov2007], [Cencelj&Repovš&Skopenkov2008] give some insight or even precise information concerning arbitrary manifolds (cf. [Skopenkov2007], [Skopenkov2010]) and reveals new interesting relations to algebraic topology.


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