Boyer–Gordon–Hu meridional slope detection conjecture
Boyer–Gordon–Hu meridional slope detection conjecture
Let be an irreducible rational homology solid torus with longitude integrally null-homologous. A rational slope at distance from is called meridional, and a slope is CTF-detected if it is realized by the boundary foliation of a co-oriented taut foliation of . Boyer–Gordon–Hu's meridional slope conjecture. Every rational meridional slope of is CTF-detected. The conjecture is known when fibers over the circle, including fibered knot complements; the general case remains open, with the paper providing evidence in some non-fibered cases.
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Qingfeng Lyu, “The knot meridians of (1,1)-knot complements are CTF-detected”, arXiv:2410.20013 (2025).
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