Rasmussen s-invariants of satellites do not detect slice knots
Jae Choon Cha, Min Hoon Kim

TL;DR
This paper shows that for many knots, the Rasmussen s-invariants of their satellite knots cannot determine if they are slice, answering a previously open question in knot theory.
Contribution
It demonstrates that Rasmussen s-invariants fail to detect sliceness in a broad class of satellite knots, providing new insights into their limitations.
Findings
Rasmussen s-invariants do not detect sliceness in many satellite knots.
Answers Hedden's question negatively.
Relies on Kronheimer-Mrowka and Cochran-Harvey-Horn's work.
Abstract
We present a large family of knots for which the Rasmussen s-invariants of arbitrary satellites do not detect sliceness. This answers a question of Hedden. The proof hinges on work of Kronheimer-Mrowka and Cochran-Harvey-Horn.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology
