The planar surface conjecture for knot exteriors

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Let KK be a knot and let E(K)E(K) be its exterior. A non-meridional essential planar surface is an essential planar surface in E(K)E(K) whose boundary slope is not the meridian.

Planar surface conjecture. A non-meridional essential planar surface in a knot exterior is either a disk or an annulus.

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Makoto Ozawa, “Knots and surfaces”, arXiv:1603.09039 (2017).

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