A new pair of non-cobordant surface-links which the Orr invariant, the Cochran sequence, the Sato-Levine invariant, and the alinking number cannot find
Eiji Ogasa

TL;DR
The paper introduces a novel method to distinguish non-cobordant surface-links that traditional invariants and theorems cannot differentiate, providing new insights into surface-link classification.
Contribution
A new technique for detecting non-cobordant surface-links that surpasses existing invariants and theorems in certain cases.
Findings
Identified a pair of non-cobordant surface-links indistinguishable by traditional invariants.
Developed a new detection method that successfully distinguishes the pair.
Demonstrated the limitations of existing invariants and the effectiveness of the new approach.
Abstract
We submit a new way to detect pairs of non-cobordant surface-links. We find a new example of a pair of non-cobordant surface-links with the following properties: Orr invariant, Cochran sequence, Sato-Levine invariant, the alinking number and one of Stallings's theorems cannot distinguish them. However our new way can distinguish them.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology · Connective tissue disorders research · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
