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The study shows involutory quandles of certain links are not left-orderable.
problem Determining left-orderability of involutory quandles of links.
method Using a non-left-orderability criterion for involutory quandles of non-split links, the study improved previous results and introduced new families of links.
result The involutory quandles of non-trivial alternating links and certain augmented alternating links are not left-orderable.
A left order on a magma (e.g., semigroup) is a total order of its elements that is left invariant under the magma operation. A natural topology can be introduced on the set of all left orders of an arbitrary magma. We prove that this topological space is compact. Interesting examples of nonassociative magmas, whose spa…
Let K be a knot in the 3--sphere. An r-surgery on K is left-orderable if the resulting 3--manifold K(r) of the surgery has left-orderable fundamental group, and an r-surgery on K is called an L-space surgery if K(r) is an L-space. A conjecture of Boyer, Gordon and Watson says that non-reducing surgeries on K can be cla…
Motivated by recent activity in low-dimensional topology, we provide a new criterion for left-orderability of a group under the assumption that the group is circularly-orderable: A group G is left-orderable if and only if G×Z/nZ is circularly-orderable for all n>1. This implies that eve…
There are various results that frame left-orderability of a group as a geometric property. Indeed, the fundamental group of a 3-manifold is left-orderable whenever the first Betti number is positive; in the case that the first Betti number is zero this property is closely tied to the existence of certain nice foliation…
We show that a knot has a non left-orderable surgery if the knot group admits a generalized Baumslag-Solitar relator and satisfies certain conditions on a longitude of the knot. As an application, it is shown that certain positively twisted torus knots admit non left-orderable surgeries.
We show that the fundamental group of the 3-manifold obtained by qp-surgery along the (n−2)-twisted (3,3m+2)-torus knot, with n,m≥1, is not left-orderable if qp≥2n+6m−3 and is left-orderable if qp is sufficiently close to 0.
We show that the resulting manifold by r-surgery on a large class of two-bridge knots has left-orderable fundamental group if the slope r satisfies certain conditions. This result gives a supporting evidence to a conjecture of Boyer, Gordon and Watson that relates L-spaces and the left-orderability of their funda…
It is well known that a countable group admits a left-invariant total order if and only if it acts faithfully on R by orientation preserving homeomorphisms. Such group actions are special cases of group actions on simply connected 1-manifolds, or equivalently, actions on oriented order trees. We characterize a class of…
We show that the fundamental group of the double branched cover of an infinite family of homologically thin, non-quasi-alternating knots is not left-orderable, giving further support for a conjecture of Boyer, Gordon, and Watson that an irreducible rational homology 3-sphere is an L-space if and only if its fundamental…
A rational number r is called a left orderable slope of a knot K⊂S3 if the 3-manifold obtained from S3 by r-surgery along K has left orderable fundamental group. In this paper we consider the double twist knots C(k,l) in the Conway notation. For any positive integers m and n, we show that if $…
Motivated by Clay and Watson's question on left-orderability of the fundamental group of the resultant space of an r′-surgery on the (p,q)-cable knots for r′∈(pq−p−q,pq), this paper proves by elementary means that for specific pairs of (p,q)-cable knots of torus knots, r′∈[pq−1,pq] gives a surgery yi…
In a recent paper Y. Hu has given a sufficient condition for the fundamental group of the r-th cyclic branched covering of S^3 along a prime knot to be left-orderable in terms of representations of the knot group. Applying her criterion to a large class of two-bridge knots, we determine a range of the integer r>1 for w…
We show that the 3-fold cyclic branched cover of any genus 2 two-bridge knot K[−2q,2s,−2t,2l] is an L-space and its fundamental group is not left-orderable. Therefore the family of 3-fold cyclic branched cover of any genus 2 two-bridge knot K[−2q,2s,−2t,2l] verifies the L-space conjecture. We also show that…
We develop a method to show the fundamental group of the double branched covering of a link is not left-orderable by introducing the notion of the coarse presentation. As in the usual group presentations, a coarse presentation is given by a set of generators and relations, but inequalities are allowed as relations. By …