Computing Knot Floer Homology in Cyclic Branched Covers
Adam Simon Levine

TL;DR
This paper introduces a combinatorial algorithm using grid diagrams to compute knot Floer homology in cyclic branched covers, providing explicit calculations for numerous knots with up to eleven crossings.
Contribution
It presents a novel combinatorial method for calculating knot Floer homology in cyclic branched covers, expanding computational tools in knot theory.
Findings
Computed knot Floer homology for over fifty three-bridge knots with up to eleven crossings in the double cover.
Developed a new algorithm based on grid diagrams for these calculations.
Demonstrated the effectiveness of the method through extensive examples.
Abstract
We use grid diagrams to give a combinatorial algorithm for computing the knot Floer homology of the pullback of a knot K in its m-fold cyclic branched cover Sigma^m(K), and we give computations when m=2 for over fifty three-bridge knots with up to eleven crossings.
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