Greene's finiteness conjecture for quasi-alternating links
Greene's finiteness conjecture for quasi-alternating links
A quasi-alternating link is a link in the class referred to as quasi-alternating in the source, and denotes its determinant. Greene's conjecture. There exist only finitely many quasi-alternating links with a given determinant.
The conjecture is presented as a strengthening of the question of whether there are infinitely many quasi-alternating knots with a given knot Floer homology type. Greene proved the cases in which , , or , while the general statement remains open.
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Allison Moore and Laura Starkston, “Genus two mutant knots with the same dimension in knot Floer and Khovanov homologies”, arXiv:1204.2524 (2012).
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