The topological analogue of the Slice-Ribbon Conjecture
The topological analogue of the Slice-Ribbon Conjecture
A knot is topologically slice if it bounds a topological slice disk in . It is topologically homotopy ribbon if it bounds such a disk for which the inclusion-induced map
is surjective, where is the zero-surgery manifold of . Topological homotopy-ribbon conjecture. Every topologically slice knot is topologically homotopy ribbon. Every ribbon knot is homotopy ribbon, but the stated topological converse remains open.
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Primary source
Alex Manchester, “Action of the Mazur pattern up to topological concordance”, arXiv:2212.13640 (2024).
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