A locally-built, LLM-digested index of recent arXiv papers in quant finance, geometry/topology, and statistical ML — keyword search served straight from SQLite on this machine.
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…
We construct an infinite family of knots in rational homology spheres with irreducible, non-fibered complements, for which every non-longitudinal filling is an L-space.
In this paper we look at the knot complement problem for L-space Z-homology spheres. We show that an L-space Z-homology sphere Y cannot be obtained as a non-trivial surgery along a knot K⊂Y. As a consequence, we prove that knots in an L-space Z-homology sphere are determined …
It it known that the set of L-space surgeries on a nontrivial L-space knot is always bounded from below. However, already for two-component torus links the set of L-space surgeries might be unbounded from below. For algebraic two-component links we provide three complete characterizations for the boundedness from below…
Classifies L-space surgeries on all two-bridge links
problem Classifying L-space surgeries on two-bridge links
method Introduces a sufficient diagrammatic condition for links in S3 to be persistently foliar, defines a simplified model for Heegaard Floer homology, and uses Turaev torsions for computations
result Determines L-space surgeries in the case of generalised L-space links
Let P(K) be a satellite knot where the pattern, P, is a Berge-Gabai knot (i.e., a knot in the solid torus with a non-trivial solid torus Dehn surgery), and the companion, K, is a non-trivial knot in S3. We prove that P(K) is an L-space knot if and only if K is an L-space knot and P is sufficiently positi…
New findings on branched covers of quasipositive links and their L-space properties.
problem Understanding the conditions under which branched covers of quasipositive links are L-spaces.
method Analyzing Alexander polynomials and using properties of cyclic covers.
result Conditions for the L-space property of branched covers of quasipositive links, including specific cases for strongly quasipositive and quasipositive links.
An L-space is a rational homology 3-sphere with minimal Heegaard Floer homology. We give the first examples of hyperbolic L-spaces with no symmetries. In particular, unlike all previously known L-spaces, these manifolds are not double branched covers of links in S^3. We prove the existence of infinitely many such examp…
An L-space link is a link in S3 on which all large surgeries are L-spaces. In this paper, we initiate a general study of the definitions, properties, and examples of L-space links. In particular, we find many hyperbolic L-space links, including some chain links and two-bridge links; from them, we obtain many…
We consider a class of manifolds with torus boundary admitting bordered Heegaard Floer homology of a particularly simple form, namely, the type D structure may be described graphically by a disjoint union of loops. We develop a calculus for studying bordered invariants of this form and, in particular, provide a complet…
Boyer, Gordon, and Watson have conjectured that an irreducible rational homology 3-sphere is an L-space if and only if its fundamental group is not left-orderable. Since large classes of L-spaces can be produced from Dehn surgery on knots in the 3-sphere, it is natural to ask what conditions on the knot group are suffi…
Let K be a non-trivial knot in S3, and let r and r′ be two distinct rational numbers of same sign, allowing r to be infinite; we prove that there is no orientation-preserving homeomorphism between the manifolds Sr3(K) and Sr′3(K). We further generalize this uniqueness result to knots in arbitrary i…
An oriented three-manifold with torus boundary admits either no L-space Dehn filling, a unique L-space filling, or an interval of L-space fillings. In the latter case, which we call "Floer simple," we construct an invariant which computes the interval of L-space filling slopes from the Turaev torsion and a given slope …
L-spaces were introduced by Ozsvath and Szabo using the Heegaard Floer Homology. In the quest for L-spaces we consider links of isolated complete intersection surface singularities. We show that if such a manifold is an L-space, then it is a link of a rational singularity. We also prove that if it is not an L-space the…
A knot in the 3-sphere is called an L--space knot if it admits a nontrivial Dehn surgery yielding an L--space. Like torus knots and Berge knots, many L--space knots admit also a Seifert fibered surgery. We give a concrete example of a hyperbolic, L-space knot which has no exceptional surgeries, in particular, no Seifer…
We give a short proof that if a non-trivial band sum of two knots results in a tight fibered knot, then the band sum is a connected sum. In particular, this means that any prime knot obtained by a non-trivial band sum is not tight fibered. Since a positive L-space knot is tight fibered, a non-trivial band sum never yie…
An L-space link is a link in S3 on which all sufficiently large integral surgeries are L-spaces. We prove that for m, n relatively prime, the r-component cable link Krm,rn is an L-space link if and only if K is an L-space knot and n/m≥2g(K)−1. We also compute HFL-minus and HFL-hat of an L-space cable lin…