
TL;DR
This paper introduces the coarse presentation method to prove that the fundamental group of certain double branched coverings of links is not left-orderable, expanding known examples and providing a new analytical tool.
Contribution
It develops the coarse presentation technique allowing inequalities in group presentations to identify non-left-orderable fundamental groups of double branched coverings.
Findings
Identifies a family of links with non-left-orderable double branched coverings.
Includes many known and new examples of such links.
Provides a systematic method for proving non-left-orderability.
Abstract
We develop a method to show the fundamental group of the double branched covering of a link is not left-orderable by introducing the notion of the coarse presentation. As in the usual group presentations, a coarse presentation is given by a set of generators and relations, but inequalities are allowed as relations. By using coarse presentation, we give a family of links whose double branched covering has the non-left-orderable fundamental group. Our family of links includes many known examples and new examples.
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