On Farber's invariants for simple $2q$-knots
Jonathan A. Hillman

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates how Farber's invariants determine the homotopy type of the exterior of simple 2q-knots under certain conditions, and explores their algebraic and duality properties.
Contribution
It provides a direct method to recover the homotopy type of the knot exterior from Farber's quintuple and reformulates these invariants as hermitian self-dual objects.
Findings
Farber quintuple determines the homotopy type when torsion subgroup has odd order.
Connection between duality pairings and boundary inclusion via EHP sequence.
Reformulation of Farber invariants as hermitian self-duality in an additive category.
Abstract
Let be a simple -knot with exterior . We show directly how the Farber quintuple determines the homotopy type of if the torsion subgroup of has odd order. We comment briefly on the possible role of the EHP sequence in recovering the boundary inclusion from the duality pairings and . Finally we reformulate the Farber quintuple as an hermitian self-duality of an object in an additive category with involution.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Botulinum Toxin and Related Neurological Disorders
