The characterizing contact slope conjecture for Legendrian figure-eight and torus knots
The characterizing contact slope conjecture for Legendrian figure-eight and torus knots
A characterizing contact slope for a Legendrian knot is a contact surgery slope that distinguishes the knot from every Legendrian knot with contactomorphic surgery. The claim concerns any Legendrian figure-eight knot or torus knot, including the unknot. Characterizing contact slope conjecture. The slope is a characterizing contact slope for any Legendrian figure-eight knot or torus knot, including the unknot. The conjecture is motivated by the fact that the knots considered in the paper's main characterization results are smoothly characterized by surgeries; its resolution status is not specified in the supplied text.
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Roger Casals, John Etnyre and Marc Kegel, “Stein traces and characterizing slopes”, arXiv:2111.00265 (2023).
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