The twisted Iwasawa detection conjecture for non-fibered knots

Let KK be a knot, let pp be a fixed prime number, and let π\pi be its knot group. For a representation ρ:πGLNOp\rho:\pi\to \operatorname{GL}_N O_{\mathfrak{p}}, let μ1\mu_1 denote the associated twisted Iwasawa invariant when it is defined. Twisted Iwasawa detection conjecture. If KK is non-fibered, then there exists some representation ρ:πGLNOp\rho:\pi\to \operatorname{GL}_N O_{\mathfrak{p}} such that μ1\mu_1 is defined and μ1>0\mu_1>0. The preceding discussion explains why a representation with positive μ1\mu_1 would detect non-fiberedness; whether such a representation always exists is left open.

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Ryoto Tange and Jun Ueki, “Twisted Iwasawa invariants of knots”, arXiv:2203.03239 (2023).

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