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26 April 2024
 
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Inequality on $t_ u(K)$ defined by Livingston and Naik and its applications
JungHwan Park ;
Date 15 Mar 2016
AbstractLet $D_+(K,t)$ denote the positive $t$-twisted double of $K$. For a fixed integer-valued additive concordance invariant $ u$ that bounds the smooth four genus of a knot and determines the smooth four genus of positive torus knots, Livingston and Naik defined $t_ u(K)$ to be the greatest integer $t$ such that $ u(D_+(K,t)) = 1$. Let $K_1$ and $K_2$ be any knots then we prove the following inequality : $t_ u(K_1) + t_ u(K_2) leq t_ u(K_1 # K_2) leq min(t_ u(K_1) - t_ u(-K_2), t_ u(K_2) - t_ u(-K_1)).$ As an application we show that $t_ au(K) eq t_s(K)$ for infinitely many knots and that their difference can be arbitrarily large, where $t_ au(K)$ (respectively $t_s(K)$) is $t_ u(K)$ when $ u$ is Ozv’{a}th-Szab’{o} invariant $ au$ (respectively when $ u$ is normalized Rasmussen $s$ invariant).
Source arXiv, 1603.4740
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