The unbounded difference conjecture for unknotting and slicing genus
The unbounded difference conjecture for unknotting and slicing genus
Let be a knot, let denote its slicing number, and let denote its slice genus. Unbounded difference conjecture. The difference
can be arbitrarily large. This predicts that slicing number can exceed slice genus by an unbounded amount; the source gives no resolution or further context for the claim.
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Primary source
Charles Livingston, “The slicing number of a knot”, arXiv:math/0206072 (2002).
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