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48 results for cable links

Study of cable links of uniformly thick knots, revealing new isotopy phenomena.

problem Understanding Legendrian isotopy in cable links of uniformly thick knots.
method Introduced new technique of Legendrian surgeries to classify Legendrian knots in negative cables of twist knots.
result Found new phenomena of stabilized Legendrian links that are smoothly isotopic but not Legendrian isotopic.

We prove an explicit cabling formula for the colored Jones polynomial. As an application we prove the volume conjecture for all zero volume knots and links, i.e. all knots and links that are obtained from the unknot by repeated cabling and connected sum.

2008-07-17abs ↗pdf ↗

An L-space link is a link in S3S^3 on which all sufficiently large integral surgeries are L-spaces. We prove that for m, n relatively prime, the r-component cable link Krm,rnK_{rm,rn} is an L-space link if and only if K is an L-space knot and n/m2g(K)1n/m \geq 2g(K)-1. We also compute HFL-minus and HFL-hat of an L-space cable lin…

2015-02-18abs ↗pdf ↗

Lisa Traynor has described an example of a two-component Legendrian `circular helix link' in the 1-jet space of the circle (with its canonical contact structure) that is topologically but not Legendrian isotopic to that same link with the order of the two components reversed. We give a complete classification of the Le…

2006-11-03abs ↗pdf ↗

It is shown that Legendrian (resp. transverse) cable links in the 3-sphere with its standard tight contact structure, i.e. links consisting of an unknot and a cable of that unknot, are classified by their oriented link type and the classical invariants (Thurston-Bennequin invariant and rotation number in the Legendrian…

2005-03-02abs ↗pdf ↗

In this paper, we study the Khovanov homology of cable links. We first estimate the maximal homological degree term of the Khovanov homology of the (2k+12k+1, (2k+1)n(2k+1)n)-torus link and give a lower bound of its homological thickness. Specifically, we show that the homological thickness of the (2k+12k+1, (2k+1)n(2k+1)n)-torus li…

2012-02-24abs ↗pdf ↗

We investigate the concordance properties of `parallel links' P(K), given by the (2,0) cable of a knot K. We focus on the question: if P(K) is concordant to a split link, is K necessarily slice? We show that if P(K) is smoothly concordant to a split link, then many smooth concordance invariants of K must vanish, includ…

2011-08-23abs ↗pdf ↗

Study the spaces of Legendrian knots and links with maximal Thurston-Bennequin invariant.

problem Homotopy types of spaces of Legendrian knots and links with maximal Thurston-Bennequin invariant.
method Recursive formula and contractibility proofs for specific cases.
result Homotopy equivalence and contractibility results for spaces of Legendrian embeddings.

We determine the relationship between the contact structure induced by a fibered knot, K, in the three-sphere and the contact structures induced by its various cables. Understanding this relationship allows us to classify fibered cable knots which bound a properly embedded complex curve in the four-ball satisfying a ge…

2008-04-28abs ↗pdf ↗

We compute the Kauffman bracket skein module of the complement of a twist knot, finding that it is free and infinite dimensional. The basis consists of cables of a two-component link, one component of which is a meridian of the knot. The cabling of the meridian can be arbitrarily large while the cabling of the other co…

2004-02-06abs ↗pdf ↗

Study signatures of torus links and their cores using Neumann's equivariant signatures and Hirzebruch's formula.

problem Computing signatures of torus links and their cores.
method Use Neumann's equivariant signatures and rewrite Hirzebruch's formula for torus links (without cores) in terms of integral points in a parallelogram.
result Rewritten Hirzebruch's formula for torus links with cores using integral points in a parallelogram.

Study Khovanov homology of positive links and L-space knots, finding vanishing conditions.

problem Understanding Khovanov homology of positive links and L-space knots.
method Analyzing Khovanov homology groups in specific gradings and extending results to (p,q)-cables and Heegaard Floer L-space knots.
result Khovanov homology of positive links and L-space knots vanishes under certain conditions.

We prove a Torres-like formula for the L2L^2-Alexander torsions of links, as well as formulas for connected sums and cablings of links. Along the way we compute explicitly the L2L^2-Alexander torsions of torus links inside the three-sphere, the solid torus and the thickened torus.

2016-03-01abs ↗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.

In this paper, we give a complete set of finite type string link invariants of degree <5. In addition to Milnor invariants, these include several string link invariants constructed by evaluating knot invariants on certain closure of (cabled) string links. We show that finite type invariants classify string links up to …

2009-04-09abs ↗pdf ↗

We show that the Kakimizu complex of a knot may be locally infinite, answering a question of Przytycki--Schultens. We then prove that if a link LL only has connected Seifert surfaces and has a locally infinite Kakimizu complex then LL is a satellite of either a torus knot, a cable knot or a connected sum, with windin…

2010-10-19abs ↗pdf ↗

We compute the vacuum expectation values of torus knot operators in Chern-Simons theory, and we obtain explicit formulae for all classical gauge groups and for arbitrary representations. We reproduce a known formula for the HOMFLY invariants of torus links and we obtain an analogous formula for Kauffman invariants. We …

2010-03-15abs ↗pdf ↗

Closed 3-string braids admit many bandings to two-bridge links. By way of the Montesinos Trick, this allows us to construct infinite families of knots in the connected sum of lens spaces L(r,1) # L(s,1) that admit a surgery to a lens space for all pairs of integers (r,s) except (0,0). These knots are typically hyperbol…

2013-06-03abs ↗pdf ↗

The colored HOMFLY polynomial is the quantum invariant of oriented links in S3S^3 associated with irreducible representations of the quantum group Uq(slN)U_q(\mathrm{sl}_N). In this paper, using an approach to calculate quantum invariants of links via cabling-projection rule, we derive a formula for the colored HOMFLY polyn…

2006-01-11abs ↗pdf ↗

We investigate the properties of knots in S^3 which bound Klein bottles, such that a pushoff of the knot has zero linking number with the knot, i.e. has zero framing. This is motivated by the many results in the literature regarding slice knots of genus one, for example, the existence of homologically essential zero se…

2012-07-03abs ↗pdf ↗

Following the suggestion of arXiv:1407.6319 to lift the knot polynomials for virtual knots and links from Jones to HOMFLY, we apply the evolution method to calculate them for an infinite series of twist-like virtual knots and antiparallel 2-strand links. Within this family one can check topological invariance and under…

2014-11-10abs ↗pdf ↗

The recently suggested tangle calculus for knot polynomials is intimately related to topological string considerations and can help to build the HOMFLY-PT invariants from the topological vertices. We discuss this interplay in the simplest example of the Hopf link and link L8n8L_{8n8}. It turns out that the resolved conif…

2018-06-04abs ↗pdf ↗