On manifolds with multiple lens space filings
Kenneth L. Baker, Brandy Guntel Doleshal, and Neil Hoffman

TL;DR
This paper investigates the classification of 3-manifolds with multiple lens space fillings, examining the sharpness of the Cyclic Surgery Theorem through various specific manifold cases and their properties.
Contribution
It classifies non-hyperbolic manifolds with multiple lens space fillings and analyzes hyperbolic manifolds with three lens space fillings, clarifying the scope of the Cyclic Surgery Theorem.
Findings
Classified non-hyperbolic manifolds with more than one lens space filling.
Identified hyperbolic manifolds with three lens space fillings from the Minimally Twisted 5 Chain complement.
Showed that certain knots in $S^3$ and $S^1 imes S^2$ have no unexpected lens space surgeries.
Abstract
An irreducible 3--manifold with torus boundary either is a Seifert fibered space or admits at most three lens space fillings according to the Cyclic Surgery Theorem. We examine the sharpness of this theorem by classifying the non-hyperbolic manifolds with more than one lens space filling, classifying the hyperbolic manifolds obtained by filling of the Minimally Twisted 5 Chain complement that have three lens space fillings, showing that the doubly primitive knots in and have no unexpected extra lens space surgery, and showing that the Figure Eight Knot Sister Manifold is the only non-Seifert fibered manifold with a properly embedded essential once-punctured torus and three lens space fillings.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Advanced Combinatorial Mathematics · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
