CTF detection conjecture for non-simple knots in lens spaces
CTF detection conjecture for non-simple knots in lens spaces
Let be a lens space and let be a non-simple knot. The knot meridian determines a boundary slope of the knot complement, and a slope is CTF-detected if it is realized by the boundary foliation of a co-oriented taut foliation. Non-simple knot CTF-detection conjecture. The knot meridian is CTF-detected. This conjecture is motivated by the L-space conjecture and the relationship between CTF and NLS slope detection. It remains open; the paper proves the corresponding statement for non-simple -knots in or lens spaces.
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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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