The m(10125)m(10_{125}) strongly invertible Legendrian representative conjecture

Let μ(K)\mu(\overrightarrow{\mathscr K}) denote the Legendrian mirror of an oriented Legendrian knot K\overrightarrow{\mathscr K}, and let μ(K)-\mu(\mathscr K) denote its reversed Legendrian mirror. The m(10125)m(10_{125}) strongly invertible representative conjecture. Let K\mathscr K be a Legendrian knot representing m(10125)m(10_{125}) with tb(K)=6\operatorname{tb}(\mathscr K)=-6. Then K\mathscr K is Legendrian isotopic to μ(K)-\mu(\mathscr K) but not to a strongly invertible Legendrian knot. This conjecture proposes an obstruction to strong invertibility beyond failure to be isotopic to the reversed Legendrian mirror.

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Carlo Collari and Paolo Lisca, “Strongly Invertible Legendrian Links”, arXiv:2311.07974 (2023).

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