Delman–Roberts' persistent foliation conjecture for knots in L-spaces
Delman–Roberts' persistent foliation conjecture for knots in L-spaces
Let be a knot in an L-space. The knot is persistently foliar if, except for one meridional slope, every boundary slope of its complement is strongly realized by a co-oriented taut foliation. A surgery is non-trivial if its slope is not the meridional slope. Delman–Roberts' persistent foliation conjecture. The knot is persistently foliar if and only if it has no non-trivial L-space or reducible surgeries. This is a knot-theoretic version of the L-space conjecture and remains open in the stated generality.
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Qingfeng Lyu, “(1,1) non-L-space knots are persistently foliar”, arXiv:2510.11533 (2026).
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