A lower bound for the doubly slice genus from signatures
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Publication:1998994
Abstract: The doubly slice genus of a knot in the 3-sphere is the minimal genus among unknotted orientable surfaces in the 4-sphere for which the knot arises as a cross-section. We use the classical signature function of the knot to give a new lower bound for the doubly slice genus. We combine this with an upper bound due to C. McDonald to prove that for every nonnegative integer there is a knot where the difference between the slice and doubly slice genus is exactly , refining a result of W. Chen which says this difference can be arbitrarily large.
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