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48 results for Hopf plumbing

Let LL be an oriented link with an alternating diagram DD. It is known that LL is a fibered link if and only if the surface RR obtained by applying Seifert's algorithm to DD is a Hopf plumbing. Here, we call RR a Hopf plumbing if RR is obtained by successively plumbing finite number of Hopf bands to a disk. In t…

1999-04-09abs ↗pdf ↗

We give a criterion for an open book to contain an n-times iterated Hopf plumbing summand. As an application, we show that fibre surfaces of positive braid knots admit a trefoil plumbing structure.

2013-08-27abs ↗pdf ↗

By a theorem of A'Campo, the eigenvalues of certain Coxeter transformations are positive real or lie on the unit circle. By optimally bounding the signature of tree-like positive Hopf plumbings from below by the genus, we prove that at least two thirds of them lie on the unit circle. In contrast, we show that for divid…

2014-01-21abs ↗pdf ↗

We show that two open books in a given closed, oriented three-manifold admit isotopic stabilizations, where the stabilization is made by successive plumbings with Hopf bands, if and only if their associated plane fields are homologous. Since this condition is automatically fulfilled in an integral homology sphere, the …

2005-09-23abs ↗pdf ↗

Given a fibered link, consider the characteristic polynomial of the monodromy restricted to first homology. This generalizes the notion of the Alexander polynomial of a knot. We define a construction, called iterated plumbing, to create a sequence of fibered links from a given one. The resulting sequence of characteris…

2005-06-29abs ↗pdf ↗

Among all torus links, we characterise those arising as links of simple plane curve singularities by the property that their fibre surfaces admit only a finite number of cutting arcs that preserve fibredness. The same property allows a characterisation of Coxeter-Dynkin trees (i.e., AnA_n, DnD_n, E6E_6, E7E_7 and E8E_8

2014-09-02abs ↗pdf ↗

New links identified with Alexander polynomial signs to detect satellite links.

problem Detecting satellite links using Alexander polynomial coefficients.
method Introduced a set of links including positive braids and arborescent Hopf plumbings. Showed links in this set have opposite signs for leading and second coefficients of Alexander polynomials.
result Certain satellite links, like (n,1)-cables, are not in the set of links with opposite sign coefficients.

Using Hirasawa-Murasugi's classification of fibered Montesinos knots we classify the L-space Montesinos knots, providing further evidence towards a conjecture of Lidman-Moore that L-space knots have no essential Conway spheres. In the process, we classify the fibered Montesinos knots whose open books support the tight …

2014-04-30abs ↗pdf ↗

Let S(D) be the surface produced by applying Seifert's algorithm to the oriented link diagram D. I prove that if D has no negative crossings then S(D) is a quasipositive Seifert surface, that is, S(D) embeds incompressibly on a fiber surface plumbed from positive Hopf annuli. This result, combined with the truth of the…

1998-04-01abs ↗pdf ↗

Two special moves relate any two open book decompositions of a 3-manifold.

problem Relating any two open book decompositions of a 3-manifold.
method Using 4-dimensional Lefschetz fibrations and 3-dimensional contact topology, including Harer's twisting and Giroux-Goodman stable equivalence theorem.
result A complete set of two moves suffices to relate any two open book decompositions of a given 3-manifold.

Flat plumbing basket surfaces of links were introduced to study the geometry of the complement of the links. In present article, we study links of the flat plumbing basket numbers 44 or less using a special presentation of the flat plumbing basket surfaces. We find a complete classification theorem of links of the fla…

2014-12-25abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper constructs a Legendrian link from a flat plumbing basket and relates its properties to the self-linking and Thurston-Bennequin numbers.

problem Understanding the properties of Legendrian links constructed from flat plumbing baskets.
method Constructing a Legendrian link from a flat plumbing basket and analyzing its self-linking and Thurston-Bennequin numbers.
result Determining the flat plumbing basket numbers of torus links.

We define and prove properties of link lattice complexes for plumbed links.

problem Understanding the homology and formality of plumbed L-space links.
method Define and analyze link lattice complexes, proving homotopy equivalence and formality properties.
result Link lattice complexes are homotopy equivalent to link Floer complexes for plumbed links.

New Z^\hat{Z} invariant for plumbed 3-manifolds with detailed computations and conjectures.

problem Computing and understanding Z^\hat{Z} invariants for plumbed 3-manifolds.
method Introducing a two-variable refinement Z^a(q,t)\hat{Z}_a(q,t), analytically computing limits, and proposing conjectures based on numerical data.
result Proposed conjecture that the recovered Z^a(q)\hat{Z}_a(q) is an invariant for all tree plumbed 3-manifolds.

Study homology cobordism and plumbed manifolds using Heegaard Floer homology.

problem Understanding homology cobordism and local equivalence between plumbed manifolds.
method Use involutive Heegaard Floer homology to analyze linear combinations of almost-rational plumbed three-manifolds.
result Proves that certain plumbed manifolds are not torsion in the homology cobordism group.

We consider double plumbings of two disk bundles over spheres. We calculate the Heegaard-Floer homology with its absolute grading of the boundary of such a plumbing. Given a closed smooth 4-manifold XX and a suitable pair of classes in H2(X)H_{2}(X), we investigate when this pair of classes may be represented by a config…

2014-03-24abs ↗pdf ↗

New symplectic operations replace certain 4-manifolds with simpler ones.

problem Symplectic replacement of complex 4-manifolds.
method Introducing new symplectic cut-and-paste operations to replace plumbings with simpler Euler characteristic 2 4-manifolds.
result Constructed a symplectic exotic CP2#6CP2\mathbb{C}P^2\#6\overline{\mathbb{C}P^2} using a 2-replaceable plumbing tree.

New invariant connects knot homology and BPS series for plumbed knot complements.

problem Understanding invariants of plumbed knot complements.
method Introducing an invariant unifying knot lattice homology and BPS series, proving a surgery formula.
result Proved a surgery formula relating the new invariant to the weighted graded root of the surgered 3-manifold.

Study series invariants of plumbed 3-manifolds using root lattices.

problem Understanding invariants of plumbed 3-manifolds twisted by root lattices.
method Use formal series to study invariants, decompose Z^(q)\widehat{Z}(q), and compute in specific cases.
result Show that Z^(q)\widehat{Z}(q) is unique and decomposes into related series invariant under five Neumann moves.

New invariants measure how far spanning surfaces are from being compressible.

problem Understanding how essential spanning surfaces are in 3-manifolds.
method Introducing algebraic and geometric essence invariants, proving plumbing respects algebraic essence, and extending results to arbitrary 3-manifolds.
result Plumbing respects the algebraic essence of spanning surfaces, extending Ozawa's theorem.

Study on ΔΔ invariants of plumbed 3-manifolds, comparing with Heegaard-Floer homology.

problem Analyzing ΔΔ invariants of plumbed 3-manifolds.
method Expressing ΔΔ of Seifert manifolds in terms of singularity theory invariants, providing examples for non-Seifert manifolds, comparing with Heegaard-Floer homology.
result Interesting behavior of ΔΔ invariants for non-Seifert manifolds, comparison with Heegaard-Floer homology.

Study properties of contact structures on symplectic disk bundles with concave boundaries.

problem Understanding the geometric properties of contact structures on concave boundaries of symplectic disk bundles.
method Use tools from toric geometry and algebraic torsion measurements from embedded contact homology.
result All such contact manifolds have a global contact toric structure, and can be tight or overtwisted.

Study series invariants for plumbed 3-manifolds and their properties.

problem Understanding series invariants for plumbed 3-manifolds and their applications.
method Twisted root lattice, gluing and splitting properties, explicit description of lens spaces and Brieskorn spheres.
result Series verify gluing and splitting properties of 3-manifolds.