Neuwirth's conjecture for non-split links
Neuwirth's conjecture for non-split links
Let be a non-trivial, non-split link, and let denote its exterior. A closed surface containing has each component of non-separating in when no component separates , and is essential in when it is incompressible and boundary incompressible there. Neuwirth conjecture for links. For any non-trivial, non-split link , there exists a closed surface containing such that each component of is non-separating in and is essential in . This extends the Neuwirth conjecture from knots to links; the supplied text gives no resolution status.
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Makoto Ozawa, “Coexistence of coiled surfaces and spanning surfaces for knots and links”, arXiv:1211.5941 (2012).
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