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Researchers at NYU Abu Dhabi have developed an interactive web platform that unifies the construction of Feynman ribbon diagrams with the computation of Chern-Simons invariants using Topological Quantum Field Theory. By translating tree-structured knot diagrams into tensor networks, this tool efficiently computes topological data for complex knots up to 10 crossings and beyond, addressing significant bottlenecks in traditional calculation methods. This advancement represents a practical workflow integration that enhances the scalability of invariant computation within theoretical physics applications.
Researchers Unlock Quantum Workflow for Knot Diagram to Invariant Data

Researchers at NYU Abu Dhabi developed a platform unifying knot diagram construction with Chern-Simons invariant computation, leveraging Topological Quantum Field theory.
Researchers have created an interactive web platform unifying the construction of Feynman ribbon diagrams (FRDs), the evaluation of higher-rank Chern, Simons knot invariants, and knot identification, a combination the team asserts is the first of its kind. The platform focuses on arborescent knots, which the developers term FRD-like knots represented as tree-structured diagrams, allowing users to visually build diagrams and compute associated invariants. Within a single visual environment, users construct an FRD as a tensor network, evaluate its invariants, and identify the corresponding knot. The work, supported by Tamkeen under the NYU Abu Dhabi Research Institute grant CG008,…
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