An Arzelà-Ascoli theorem for asymmetric metric spaces (sometimes called quasi-metric spaces) is proved. One genuinely asymmetric condition is introduced, and it is shown that several classic statements fail in the asymmetric context if this assumption is dropped.
We present the complete classification of the subgroup of the classical knot concordance group generated by knots with eight or fewer crossings. Proofs are presented in summary. We also describe extensions of this work to the case of nine crossing knots.
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