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Some time ago Ranada (1989) obtained new nontrivial solutions of theMaxwellian gauge fields without sources. These were reinterpreted in Kholodenko(2015a) (part I) as particle-like (monopoles, dyons, etc.). They were obtainedby the method of Abelian reduction of the non-Abelian Yang-Mills functional.The developed method uses instanton-type calculations normally employed for thenon-Abelian gauge fields. By invoking the electric-magnetic duality it thenbecomes possible to replace all known charges/masses by the particle -likesolutions of the source-free Abelian gauge fields. To employ these results inhigh energy physics, it is essential to to extend Ranada's results by carefullyanalysing and classifying all dynamically generated knoted/linked structures ingauge fields, including those discovered by Ranada. This task is completed inthis work. The study is facilitated by the recent progress made in solving theMoffatt conjecture. Its essence is stated as follows: in steady incompressibleEuler-type fluids the streamlines could have knots/links of all types. Byemploying the correspondence between the ideal hydrodynamics andelectrodynamics discussed in part I and by superimposing it with the alreadymentioned method of Abelian reduction, it is demonstrated that in the absenceof boundaries only the iterated torus knots and links could be dynamicallygenerated. Obtained results allow to develop further particle-knot/linkcorrespondence studied in Kholodenko (2015b)

Optical knots and contact geometry II.From Ranada dyons to transverse and cosmetic knots