Strong inversion conjecture for L-space knots

Let KK be an L-space knot, meaning a knot for which Sn3(K)S^3_n(K) is an L-space for some n>0n>0. A strong inversion is an involution of the ambient 33-manifold preserving the knot while reversing its orientation and whose fixed set meets the knot in two points. Strong inversion conjecture. Every L-space knot admits a strong inversion. This is one of two conjectures suggested as potentially useful for understanding the botany problem for L-space knots, and remains open in the source.

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Matthew Hedden and Liam Watson, “On the geography and botany of knot Floer homology”, arXiv:1404.6913 (2017).

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