Non-semisimple $\mathfrak{sl}_2$ quantum invariants of fibred links

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Main Authors: Neumann, Daniel López, van der Veen, Roland
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author Neumann, Daniel López
van der Veen, Roland
author_facet Neumann, Daniel López
van der Veen, Roland
contents The Akutsu-Deguchi-Ohtsuki (ADO) invariants are the most studied quantum link invariants coming from a non-semisimple tensor category. We show that, for fibered links in $S^3$, the degree of the ADO invariant is determined by the genus and the top coefficient is a root of unity. More precisely, we prove that the top coefficient is determined by the Hopf invariant of the plane field of $S^3$ associated to the fiber surface. Our proof is based on the genus bounds established in our previous work, together with a theorem of Giroux-Goodman stating that fiber surfaces in the three-sphere can be obtained from a disk by plumbing/deplumbing Hopf bands.
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spellingShingle Non-semisimple $\mathfrak{sl}_2$ quantum invariants of fibred links
Neumann, Daniel López
van der Veen, Roland
Quantum Algebra
Geometric Topology
57K16, 57K10, 20G42
The Akutsu-Deguchi-Ohtsuki (ADO) invariants are the most studied quantum link invariants coming from a non-semisimple tensor category. We show that, for fibered links in $S^3$, the degree of the ADO invariant is determined by the genus and the top coefficient is a root of unity. More precisely, we prove that the top coefficient is determined by the Hopf invariant of the plane field of $S^3$ associated to the fiber surface. Our proof is based on the genus bounds established in our previous work, together with a theorem of Giroux-Goodman stating that fiber surfaces in the three-sphere can be obtained from a disk by plumbing/deplumbing Hopf bands.
title Non-semisimple $\mathfrak{sl}_2$ quantum invariants of fibred links
topic Quantum Algebra
Geometric Topology
57K16, 57K10, 20G42
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.15561