The alternating-knot nonexistence conjecture for chirally cosmetic surgeries

Let KK be an alternating knot in S3S^{3} that is non-amphicheiral and is not a (2,p)(2,p)-torus knot. Alternating-knot nonexistence conjecture. The knot KK does not admit chirally cosmetic surgery. The paper describes this as a more plausible and tractable consequence of the broader classification conjecture; it remains open in general.

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Kazuhiro Ichihara, Tetsuya Ito and Toshio Saito, “On constraints for knots to admit chirally cosmetic surgeries and their calculations”, arXiv:2112.04156 (2021).

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