Knots in circle bundles are determined by their complements

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Main Authors: Cremaschi, Tommaso, Yarmola, Andrew
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Published: 2024
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author Cremaschi, Tommaso
Yarmola, Andrew
author_facet Cremaschi, Tommaso
Yarmola, Andrew
contents We resolve a case of the oriented knot complement conjecture by showing that knots in an orientable circle bundle $N$ over a genus $g \geq 2$ surface $S$ are determined by their complements. We apply this to the setting of canonical knots in the unit and projective tangent bundles, which are knots that are the set of tangents to a closed curve on $S$. We show that canonical knots have homeomorphic complements if and only if their shadows differ by Reidemeister moves, (de)stabilizations, loops/cusps added by transvections, and mapping classes of $S$.
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spellingShingle Knots in circle bundles are determined by their complements
Cremaschi, Tommaso
Yarmola, Andrew
Geometric Topology
57K10, 57K30
We resolve a case of the oriented knot complement conjecture by showing that knots in an orientable circle bundle $N$ over a genus $g \geq 2$ surface $S$ are determined by their complements. We apply this to the setting of canonical knots in the unit and projective tangent bundles, which are knots that are the set of tangents to a closed curve on $S$. We show that canonical knots have homeomorphic complements if and only if their shadows differ by Reidemeister moves, (de)stabilizations, loops/cusps added by transvections, and mapping classes of $S$.
title Knots in circle bundles are determined by their complements
topic Geometric Topology
57K10, 57K30
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.02895