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    Abstract Khovanov homology has been the subject of much study in knot theory and low dimensional topology since 2000. This work introduces a Khovanov Laplacian and a Khovanov Dirac to study knot and link diagrams. The harmonic spectrum of the Khovanov Laplacian or the Khovanov Dirac retains the topological invariants of Khovanov homology, while their non-harmonic spectra reveal additional information that is distinct from Khovanov homology. 
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    The multiscale topological learning framework, based on persistent topological Laplacians, captures complex interactions and enhances energy prediction accuracy in multi-atom systems. 
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