
TL;DR
This survey reviews various algebraic, gauge theoretic, and combinatorial invariants of 2-knots in 4-dimensional spheres, highlighting the current state of knowledge without presenting new results.
Contribution
It provides a concise overview of existing invariants of 2-knots, summarizing their algebraic and geometric foundations without introducing new findings.
Findings
Summarizes algebraic invariants like Alexander and Casson-Gordon invariants.
Discusses gauge theoretic and combinatorial invariants for 2-knots.
Highlights the scarcity of detailed results and new discoveries in the field.
Abstract
This short survey, which was written to accompany a minicourse at the BIRS conference "Topology in dimension 4.5", concerns invariants of knotted -spheres in , also known as -knots. It covers invariants extracted from the algebraic topology of the knot exterior, including Alexander invariants, the Farber-Levine pairing and Casson-Gordon invariants, as well as gauge theoretic and combinatorial invariants. Details are scarce and new results inexistant.
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Taxonomy
TopicsGeometric and Algebraic Topology
