Li–Ni conjecture on L-space-knot Floer homology and iterated torus knots

Let KK be a knot whose Floer homology agrees with that of an L-space knot, and suppose the Alexander polynomial of that L-space knot has all its roots on the unit circle. Li–Ni conjecture. Then KK is an iterated torus knot. This conjecture concerns a particularly restricted subclass of L-space knots and is presented as a more plausible coarse-detection statement than the unrestricted finiteness conjecture.

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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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