The torus-knot T3,mT_{3,m} superpolynomial prediction

Let T3,mT_{3,m} be a torus knot, and let P(T3,m)\mathcal P(T_{3,m}) denote its reduced superpolynomial. For m=3k+1m=3k+1 or m=3k+2m=3k+2, define the three polynomials P(0),P(1),P(2)\mathcal P^{(0)},\mathcal P^{(1)},\mathcal P^{(2)} by the finite sums in the source statement. Torus-knot T3,mT_{3,m} superpolynomial conjecture. The reduced superpolynomial has the form

P(T3,m)=a2m2P(0)+a2mP(1)+a2m+2P(2).\mathcal P(T_{3,m})=a^{2m-2}\mathcal P^{(0)}+a^{2m}\mathcal P^{(1)}+a^{2m+2}\mathcal P^{(2)}.

The explicit formulas give a prediction for the reduced triply graded theory of all torus knots of type (3,m)(3,m); the source gives no resolution status.

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Nathan M. Dunfield, Sergei Gukov and Jacob Rasmussen, “The Superpolynomial for Knot Homologies”, arXiv:math/0505662 (2005).

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