We introduce and study the notion of equivariant Q-sliceness for strongly invertible knots. On the constructive side, we prove that every Klein amphichiral knot, which is a strongly invertible knot admitting a compatible negative amphichiral involution, is equivariant Q-slice in a single Q-homology 4-ball, by refining Kawauchi’s construction and generalizing Levine’s uniqueness result. On the obstructive side, we show that the equivariant version of the classical Fox–Milnor condition, proved recently by the first author [J. Topol. 17 (2024), 44 pp.], also obstructs equivariant Q-sliceness. We then introduce the equivariant Q-concordance group and study the natural maps between concor- dance groups as an application. We also list some open problems for future study.
Equivariant ℚ-sliceness of strongly invertible knots
Di Prisa, Alessio;
2025
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We introduce and study the notion of equivariant Q-sliceness for strongly invertible knots. On the constructive side, we prove that every Klein amphichiral knot, which is a strongly invertible knot admitting a compatible negative amphichiral involution, is equivariant Q-slice in a single Q-homology 4-ball, by refining Kawauchi’s construction and generalizing Levine’s uniqueness result. On the obstructive side, we show that the equivariant version of the classical Fox–Milnor condition, proved recently by the first author [J. Topol. 17 (2024), 44 pp.], also obstructs equivariant Q-sliceness. We then introduce the equivariant Q-concordance group and study the natural maps between concor- dance groups as an application. We also list some open problems for future study.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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