Hyperbolic \(\mathrm{L}\)-space knots and their Upsilon invariants (Q7006838)

In this paper, the author provides infinite pairs of knots such that\N\begin{itemize}\N\item[1.] they are hyperbolic \(L\)-space knots;\N\item[2.] the two knots in each pair have distinct Alexander polynomials (thus they are not concordant);\N\item[3.] the two knots in each pair have the same Upsilon invariant, which is a concordance invariant.\N\end{itemize}\NNote that for \(L\)-space knots, the Upsilon invariant is completely determined by the Alexander polynomial. The examples in this paper show that in general the converse is not true. The author also shows that for the hyperbolic \(L\)-space knot \(K=t09847\) or \(v2871\) in the SnapPy census, their Alexander polynomial is restorable from the Upsilon invariant. Namely, any other \(L\)-space knot with the same Upsilon invariant with \(K\) must also have the same Alexander polynomial.