KAWAUCHI, Akio's Manuscript List (March, 2015)
106. A chord diagram of a ribbon surface-link.
105. Characteristic genera of closed orientable 3-manifolds.
104. Knot theory for spatial graphs attached to a surface, Proceedings of the ICTS Program:
Knot Theory and its Applications, Contemporary Mathematics (to appear).
103. On 4-dimensinal universe for every 3-dimensional manifold, Proceedings of International
Conference on Topology and Geometry 2013, joint with the 6th Japan-Mexico Topology
Symposium, Topology and its Applications (to appear).
102 (with I. Tayama and B. Burton ). Tabulation of 3-manifolds of lengths up to 10,
Proceedings of International Conference on Topology and Geometry 2013, joint with the 6thJapan-Mexico Topology Symposium , Topology and its Applications (to appear).
101 (with A. Shimizu). Quantization of the crossing number of a knot diagram, Kyungpook
Math. J. (to appear).
100. Topology associated with various fields of mathematics (in Japanese), in: JapaneseMonthly Magazine "Mathematical Sciences" 11 (2014), 7-12.
99. The Alexander polynomials of immersed concordant links, Boletin de la Sociedad
Matematica Mexicana 20 (2014) 559-578. DOI: 10.1007/s40590-014-0023-9.
98. Splitting a 4-manifold with infinite cyclic fundamental group, revised in a definite
case. Journal of Knot Theory and Its Ramifications, 23 (2014) 1450029 (6pages).

97. Component-conservative invertibility of links and Samsara 4-manifolds on 3-manifolds,
Asia Pacific Journal of Mathematics 1 (2014), 86-106.
96. Knot theory game "Region Select" (in Japanese), in: On a trial of early childhood education
by a knot, Introduction to Mathematical Education on Knots-for primary school children, juniorhigh school students, high school students and university students, No. 4, pp.1-8, (A. Kawauchiand T. Yanagimoto ed.) (2014).
95. Splitting a 4-manifold with infinite cyclic fundamental group, revised, Journal of Knot
Theory and Its Ramifications, Vol. 22, No. 14 (2013) 1350081 (9 pages).
94 (with K. Kishimoto and A. Shimizu). Knot Theory and Game (a monograph in Japanese),
Asakura Publishing Co., Ltd. (2013).
93. On mathematics education of knots (in Japanese), Osaka Journal of Mathematics Education,
Memorial edition to Professor Hirokazu Okamori, 42 (2013), 141-146.
92 (with K. Yoshida). Topology of prion proteins, Journal of Mathematics and System Science2(2012), 237-248.
91. On the Alexander polynomials of knots with Gordian distance one,Topology and its
Applications 159(2012), 948-958.
90. Mind-knots and mind-relations: knot theory applied to psychology, Chapter 7 in: QualitativeMathematics for the Social Sciences, Mathematical Models for Research on Cultural Dynamics(L. Rudolph ed.), Routledge's Cultural Dynamics of Social Representation series (Jaan Valsiner,series ed.) (2012), 227-253.
89. What is Knot Theory ? Why Is It In Mathematics ?, in: Teaching and Learning of Knot
Theory in School Mathematics (A. Kawauchi and T. Yanagimoto ed.), OCAMI Studies Vol.
4(2011), 1-15, Osaka Municipal Univ. Press;(2012), 1-15, Springer Verlag.

88 (with A. Shimizu and K. Kishimoto). A game using knot theory, Japanese Patent Application
2011-95520 (2011).
87 (with T. Kadokami). Amphicheirality of links and Alexander invariants, SCIENCE CHINA
Mathematics 54 (2011), 2213-2227.
86. On transforming a spatial graph into a plane graph,in: Statistical Physics and Topology ofPolymers with Ramifications to Structure and Function of DNA and Proteins, Progress ofTheoretical Physics Supplement, No. 191(2011), 235-244.
85 (with I. Tayama). Enumerating 3-manifolds with lengths up to 9 by a canonical order,Topology Appl. 157 (2010), 261-268 .
84. On alternation numbers of links, Topology Appl. 157 (2010), 274-279.
83. Applying knot theory to sciences - mainly on knot models of a prion protein and apsychological mind(in Japanese), a civic lecture record, Sugaku Tushin, 14-4(February, 2010),
26-45.
82 Basics on topology (in Japanese), in: Topology Designing-Material / Materials DesignBeginning With New Geometry, NTS, Inc. (2009), 127-140.
81. (with I. Tayama) Enumerating homology spheres with lengths up to 10 by a canonicalorder,Proceedings of Intelligence of Low-Dimensional Topology 2009 in honor of Professor
Kunio Murasugi's 80th birthday, (2009), 83-92.
80. Topology of spatial graphs, in: Proceedings of Yamada Conference 2008 "TopologicalMolecules" (2008).
79. Defining the absolute value of the linking number of a link without concept of a negative
number (in Japanese), in: Introduction to Mathematical Education on Knots- for primaryschoolchildren, junior high students, and the high school students, No. 3(A. Kawauchi and T.
Yanagimoto ed.) (2009), 13-21.
78. On a complexity of a spatial graph. in: Knots and soft-matter physics, Topology of polymers
and related topics in physics, mathematics and biology, Bussei Kenkyu 92-1 (2009-4), 16-19.
77. Rational-slice knots via strongly negative-amphicheiral knots, Communications inMathematical Research 25(2009),177-192.
76. The first Alexander Z[Z]-modules of surface-links and of virtual links, Heiner Zieschang
Gedenkschrift, Geometry & Topology Monographs 14(2008), 353-371.

75.(I. Tayama) Enumerating prime link exteriors with lengths up to 10 by a canonicalorder,Proceedings of the joint conference of Intelligence of Low Dimensional Topology 2008
and the Extended KOOK Seminar, (2008), 135-143.
74. Lectures on knot theory (a monograph in Japanese), Kyoritsu Shuppan Co. Ltd ( 2007).
73 (with I. Tayama). Enumerating 3-manifolds by a canonical order, Intelligence of low
dimensional topology 2006, Series on knots and everything,World Sci. publ. 40(2007), 165-172.
72. On the surface-link groups, Intelligence of low dimensional topology 2006, Series on knotsand everything, World Sci. publ. 40(2007), 157-164.
71. A knot model in psychology, in: Knot Theory for Scientific Objects, OCAMI Studies1(2007), 129-141.
70. Topological imitations and Reni-Meccia-Zimmermann's conjecture, Kyungpook Math. J.,
46(2006), 1-9.
69 (with I. Tayama). Enumerating prime links by a canonical order, Journal of Knot Theory andIts Ramifications, 15(2006), 217-237.
68. Characterizing the first Alexander Z[Z]-modules of surface-links and of virtual links, in:Proc. Second East Asian School of Knots, Links, and Related Topics in Geometric Topology(Darlian, Aug. 2005), 111-121.
67 (with I. Tayama). Enumerating the exteriors of prime links by a canonical order, in: Proc.
Second East Asian School of Knots, Links, and Related Topics in Geometric Topology (Darlian,Aug. 2005), 269-277.
66. Topological imitation of a colored link with the same Dehn surgery manifold, Proc. ofInternational Conf. Topology in Matsue 2002, Topology Appl. 146-147(2005), 67-82.
65 (with I. Tayama). Enumerating the prime knots and links by a canonical order, Proc. 1st East
Asian School of Knots, Links, and Related Topics, 2004 (Seoul, Feb. 2004), (2004), 307-316.
64. A tabulation of 3-manifolds via Dehn surgery, Boletin de la Sociedad Matematica Mexicana(3) 10 (2004), 279-304.
63. Link corresponding to 3-manifold, in: Proc. of Professor Kazuaki Kobayashi and Professor
Shin'ichi Suzuki's Joint 60th Birthday Symposium "The Present, Past and Future's Knot Theory"(2002), 130-154.
62. On pseudo-ribbon surface-links, J. Knot Theory Ramifications, 11(2002)1043-1062．
61. On linking signature invariants of surface-knots, J. Knot Theory Ramifications 11(2002),369-385.
60 An intrinsic Arf invariant of a link and its surface-link analogue, in: Proc. of the first
topology meeting of Japan-Mexico 1999, Topology Appl. 121(2002), 255-274.
59 (with S. Kamada and T. Matumoto). Combinatorial moves on ambient isotopic submanifolds
in a manifold, J. Math. Soc. Japan, 53(2001), 321-331.

58. From linear algebra to homology (a monograph in Japanese), Baifukan Tokyo (2000).
57. Algebraic characterization of an exact 4-manifold with infinite cyclic first homology,
Journal Atti Sem. Mat. Fis. Univ. Modena 48 (2000), 405-424.
56. Torsion linking forms on surface-knots and exact 4-manifolds, in: Knots in Hellas '98, Series
on Knots and Everything, World Sci. Publ. 24(2000), 208-228.
55. The quadratic form of a link, in: Proc. Low Dimension Topology, Contemp. Math.
233(1999), 97-116.
54. On the fundamental class of an infinite cyclic covering, Kobe J. Math. 15(1998),103-114.
53. Floer homology of topological imitations of homology 3-spheres, J. Knot Theory
Ramifications 7(1998), 41-60.
52. Osaka City University Internet Lectures on knot theory (in Japanese, 1997).
51. The quadratic form of a link and a Seifert matrix, in: The 5th Korea-Japan School of Knotsand Links, Proc. Applied Math. Workshop 8, KAIST, Korea (1997), 119-129.
50. Topological imitations, in: Lectures at Knots 96, World Scientific Publ. (1997) 19-37.
49. A survey of knot theory, Birkhauser Verlag (1996).
48. Distance between links by zero-linking twists, Kobe J. Math .13(1996), 183-190.
47 Mutative hyperbolic homology 3-spheres with the same Floer homology, Geometriae
Dedicata 61(1996), 205-217.
46. (with J. A. Hillman) Unknotting orientable surfaces in the 4-sphere, J. Knot Theory
Ramifications 4(1995),213-224.
45. Topological imitation, mutation and the quantum SU(2) invariants, J. Knot Theory
Ramifications 3(1994), 25-39.
44. A survey of topological imitations of (3,1)-dimensional manifold pairs, Proc. Applied Math.
Workshop 4(1994), 43-52.
43. On coefficient polynomials of the skein polynomial of an oriented link, Kobe J. Math.
11(1994), 49-68.
42. Splitting a 4-manifold with infinite cyclic fundamental group, Osaka J. Math. 31(1994),
489-495.
41. Introduction to almost identical imitations of (3,1)-dimensional manifold pairs, in: Topics inKnot Theory, Proceedings of NATO-ASI Topics in Knot Theory(Eruzurum /Turkey), Kluwer
Academic Publishers, (1993), 69-83.
40. Almost identical imitations of (3,1)-dimensional manifold pairs and the manifold mutation, J.
Austral. Math. Soc., Ser. A 55(1993), 100-115.
39. Almost identical imitations of (3,1)-dimensional manifold pairs and the branched coverings,
Osaka J. Math. 29(1992), 299-327.
38. Almost identical link imitations and the skein polynomial, in: Knots 90, Walter de Gruyter,Berlin-New York (1992), 465-476.
37. The first Alexander modules of surfaces in 4-sphere, in: Algebra and Topology, Proc. KAIST
Math. Workshop 5(1990), 81-89.
36. Almost identical imitations of (3,1)-dimensional manifold pairs, Osaka J. Math. 26(1989),
743-758.
35. An imitation theory of manifolds, Osaka J. Math. 26(1989), 447-464.
34. Imitations of (3,1)-dimensional manifold pairs, Sugaku 40(1988),193-204 (in Japanese);
Sugaku Expositions 2(1989), 141-156 (published from Amer. Math. Soc. in English).
33. The imbedding problem of 3-manifolds into 4-manifolds, Osaka J. Math. 25(1988),
171-183.
32. Knots in the stable 4-space; An overview, A Fete of Topology, Academic Press (1988),
453-470.
31. On the integral homology of infinite cyclic coverings of links, Kobe J. Math. 4(1987),
31-41.
30. Three dualities on the integral homology of infinite cyclic coverings of manifolds, Osaka J.
Math. 23(1986), 633-651.
29. On the signature invariants of infinite cyclic coverings of even dimensional manifolds,
Homotopy Theory and Related Topics, Advanced Studies in Pure Math. 9(1986), 177-188.
28. On the signature invariants of infinite cyclic coverings of closed odd dimensional manifolds,
Algebraic and Topological Theories-to the memory of Dr. T. Miyata, Kinokuniya Co. Ltd.
(1985),52-85.
27. Classification of pretzel knots, Kobe J. Math. 2(1985), 11-22.
26 (with F. Hosokawa, Y. Nakanishi, and M. Sakuma). Note on critical points of surfaces in4-space, Kobe J. Math. 1(1984),151-152.
25 (with T. Kobayashi and M. Sakuma). On 3-manifolds with no periodic maps, Japan. J. Math.
10(1984), 185-193.
24. Rochlin invariant and α-invariant, Four-Manifold Theory, Contemp.Math. 35(1984),315-326.
23. On the Robertello invariants of proper links, Osaka J. Math. 21(1984), 81-90.
22 (with T. Shibuya and S. Suzuki). Descriptions on surfaces in four-space, II: Singularities andcross-sectional links, Math. Sem. Notes, Kobe Univ. 11(1983), 31-69.
21 (with H.Murakami and K.Sugishita) On the T-genus of knot cobordism, Proc. Japan Acad.
59(1983), 91-93.
20. A test for the fundamental group of a 3-manifold, J. Pure Appli. Algebra, 28(1983),189-196.
19. On the Rochlin invariants of Z_2 -homology 3-spheres with cyclic actions, Japan. J. Math.

8(1982), 217-258.
18 (with T.Shibuya and S.Suzuki). Descriptions on surfaces in four-space, I : Normal forms,Math. Sem. Notes, Kobe Univ. 10 (1982),75-125.
17. On 3-manifolds admitting orientation-reversing involutions, J. Math. Soc. Japan 33(1981),
571-589.
16. The (2,1)-cable of the figure eight knot is rationally slice (in a handwritten manuscript)(1980).
15 (with S. Kojima). Algebraic classification of linking pairings on 3-manifolds, Math. Ann.
253(1980), 29-42.
14 (with T. Matumoto). An estimate of the homology torsion modules of infinite cyclic
coverings and knot theory, Pacific J. Math. 90(1980), 99-103.
13 . On links not cobordant to split links, Topology 19(1980), 321-334.
12. On a 4-manifold homology equivalent to a bouquet of surfaces, Trans. Amer. Math. Soc.
262(1980), 95-112.
11. Vanishing of the Rochlin invariants of some Z_2 -homology 3-spheres, Proc. Amer. Math.
Soc. 79(1980), 303-307.
10. The invertibility problem on amphicheiral excellent knots, Proc. Japan Acad. 55(1979),
399-402.
9 (with R. Hartley). Polynomials of amphicheiral knots, Math. Ann., 243(1979), 63-70.
8. On n-manifolds whose punctured manifolds are imbeddable in (n+1)-sphere and sphericalmanifolds, Hiroshima Math. J. 9(1979), 47-57.
7 (with F. Hosokawa). Proposals for unknotted surfaces in four-space. Osaka J. Math.16(1979),233-248.
6. On the Alexander polynomials of cobordant links, Osaka J. Math. 15(1978), 151-159.
5. On quadratic forms of 3-manifolds, Invent. Math. 43(1977),177-198.
4. H~-cobordism , I, Osaka J. Math. 13(1976), 567-590.
3.Three dimensional homology handles and circles, Osaka J. Math. 12(1975),565-581.
2. A partial Poincare duality theorem for infinite cyclic coverings, Quart. J. Math.
26(1975),437-458.
1. A classification of compact 3-manifolds with infinite cyclic fundamental groups,Proc. Japan
Acad. 50(1974),175-178.