A generalization of the slice-ribbon conjecture for two-bridge knots and $t_n$-move

Daemi and Scaduto gave an extension of the slice-ribbon conjecture which asks whether a smooth concordance between a knot and a torus knot induces a ribbon concordance between them with an appropriate direction. In this paper, we characterize the two-bridge knots smoothly concordant to non-trivial torus knots via a local move called $t_n$-move. As an application, we confirm that Daemi and Scaduto's extension of the slice-ribbon conjecture is true for all two-bridge knots.

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Tohoku Mathematical Journal
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.2748/tmj.20230316
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Geometric and Algebraic Topology
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A generalization of the slice-ribbon conjecture for two-bridge knots and $t_n$-move

Keiji Tagami, Tetsuya Abe
Tohoku Mathematical Journal
Geometric and Algebraic Topology
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A generalization of the slice-ribbon conjecture for two-bridge knots and $t_n$-move

Keiji Tagami, Tetsuya Abe
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Abstract

Daemi and Scaduto gave an extension of the slice-ribbon conjecture which asks whether a smooth concordance between a knot and a torus knot induces a ribbon concordance between them with an appropriate direction. In this paper, we characterize the two-bridge knots smoothly concordant to non-trivial torus knots via a local move called $t_n$-move. As an application, we confirm that Daemi and Scaduto's extension of the slice-ribbon conjecture is true for all two-bridge knots.

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A generalization of the slice-ribbon conjecture for two-bridge knots and $t_n$-move — Keiji Tagami, Tetsuya Abe · Tohoku Mathematical Journal (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS