Strong Gordon conjecture for the figure-8 knot complement
Strong Gordon conjecture for the figure-8 knot complement
A non-hyperbolic Dehn filling is a Dehn filling of a -cusped hyperbolic -manifold that does not remain hyperbolic. Strong Gordon conjecture. The figure- knot complement is the unique -cusped hyperbolic -manifold which realizes the maximal number of non-hyperbolic Dehn fillings. This is proposed as a strong form of the Gordon conjecture, building on the theorem that a one-cusped hyperbolic -manifold has at most non-hyperbolic Dehn fillings; uniqueness of the maximizer remains open in the source.
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David Gabai, Robert Meyerhoff and Peter Milley, “Mom technology and hyperbolic 3-manifolds”, arXiv:0910.5043 (2009).
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