Classification of trisections and the Generalized Property R Conjecture
Jeffrey Meier, Trent Schirmer, Alexander Zupan

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that many unbalanced four-manifold trisections are standard, introduces potential non-standard examples of the four-sphere, and proves a stable version of the Generalized Property R Conjecture for certain links.
Contribution
It establishes standardness for a large class of unbalanced four-manifold trisections and proves a stable Property R Conjecture variant for links with limited tunnel number.
Findings
Most unbalanced four-manifold trisections are standard.
Identifies a family of potentially non-standard four-sphere trisections.
Proves a stable version of the Generalized Property R Conjecture for c-component links with tunnel number at most c.
Abstract
We show that the members of a large class of unbalanced four-manifold trisections are standard, and we present a family of trisections that is likely to include non-standard trisections of the four-sphere. As an application, we prove a stable version of the Generalized Property R Conjecture for -component links with tunnel number at most .
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