Sikora's strong AJ conjecture for knots

Let KK be a knot in S3S^3. Let AKA_K be its recurrence ideal in the quantum torus, let σ\sigma act by σ(MkLl)=MkLl\sigma(M^kL^l)=M^{-k}L^{-l}, and let AKσA_K^{\sigma} be the σ\sigma-invariant part. Let vepsilonvepsilon denote specialization at t=1t=-1, and let p\mathfrak p be the A-ideal, namely the kernel of the restriction map from the boundary character variety to the character variety of the knot complement.

Strong AJ conjecture. Suppose KK is a knot in S3S^3. Then

vepsilon(AKσ)=p.\sqrt{vepsilon(A_K^{\sigma})}=\mathfrak p.

This conjecture relates the A-ideal of the knot to the specialized, invariant recurrence ideal. The preceding discussion reports that the ordinary AJ conjecture is known for several knots and knot families, but gives no general resolution of the strong AJ conjecture.

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Primary source

Hoang-An Nguyen and Anh T. Tran, “The strong AJ conjecture for the figure eight knot”, arXiv:2006.02042 (2020).

Additional references

2 papers in this index state this conjecture (2014–2020). The statement above is taken from the most recent of them; the others are arXiv:1404.0331.

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