Knot Theory
Borromean rings are a set of three linked circles in which no two circles are directly linked; removing any one ring causes the other two to become unlinked. This unique configuration illustrates important concepts in knot theory and serves as a classic example of multi-component links, showcasing how links can exist in a complex relationship without being interdependent.
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