Involutions of alternating links
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Abstract: Let be an alternating prime non-split link in . We use the category of flypes between reduced alternating diagrams for to classify involutions on . As consequences, we show that the quotient of an alternating periodic link is alternating, and that all freely 2-periodic alternating links have an even number of components.
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