The genus 1 bridge number of satellite knots

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Autores principales: Taylor, Scott A., Tomova, Maggy
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Publicado: 2024
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author Taylor, Scott A.
Tomova, Maggy
author_facet Taylor, Scott A.
Tomova, Maggy
contents Let $T$ be a satellite knot, link, or spatial graph in a 3-manifold $M$ that is either $S^3$ or a lens space. Let $\mathfrak{b}_0$ and $\mathfrak{b}_1$ denote genus 0 and genus 1 bridge number, respectively. Suppose that $T$ has a companion knot $K$ (necessarily not the unknot) and wrapping number $ω$ with respect to $K$. When $K$ is not a torus knot, we show that $\mathfrak{b}_1(T)\geq ω\mathfrak{b}_1(K)$. There are previously known counter-examples if $K$ is a torus knot. Along the way, we generalize and give a new proof of Schubert's result that $\mathfrak{b}_0(T) \geq ω\mathfrak{b}_0(K)$. We also prove versions of the theorem applicable to when $T$ is a ``lensed satellite'' and when there is a torus separating components of $T$.
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spellingShingle The genus 1 bridge number of satellite knots
Taylor, Scott A.
Tomova, Maggy
Geometric Topology
Let $T$ be a satellite knot, link, or spatial graph in a 3-manifold $M$ that is either $S^3$ or a lens space. Let $\mathfrak{b}_0$ and $\mathfrak{b}_1$ denote genus 0 and genus 1 bridge number, respectively. Suppose that $T$ has a companion knot $K$ (necessarily not the unknot) and wrapping number $ω$ with respect to $K$. When $K$ is not a torus knot, we show that $\mathfrak{b}_1(T)\geq ω\mathfrak{b}_1(K)$. There are previously known counter-examples if $K$ is a torus knot. Along the way, we generalize and give a new proof of Schubert's result that $\mathfrak{b}_0(T) \geq ω\mathfrak{b}_0(K)$. We also prove versions of the theorem applicable to when $T$ is a ``lensed satellite'' and when there is a torus separating components of $T$.
title The genus 1 bridge number of satellite knots
topic Geometric Topology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.01834