Hyperbolic knots and cyclic branched covers
The author gives a survey of results, mainly due to Mecchia, Reni, the author, and Zimmermann, about the determination of hyperbolic knots by their cyclic branched covers. She points out the difference for the case of a \(2\)-fold cover (which may be Seifert-fibered or contain essential tori) and \(n\)-fold covers for \(n \geq 3\) (which are usually hyperbolic). She notes that a hyperbolic knot is determined by any three of its cyclic branched covers of orders \(\geq 3\). Two covers suffice if their orders are not coprime, and the author gives various sufficient conditions for a knot to be determined by one or two of its cyclic branched covers and examples of hyperbolic knots with two common cyclic branched covers. Finally she obtains a sufficient condition for a hyperbolic link to be determined by three cyclic branched covers.
- THREE CYCLIC BRANCHED COVERS SUFFICE TO DETERMINE HYPERBOLIC KNOTS
- On hyperbolic knots with homeomorphic cyclic branched coverings
- Non-equivalent hyperbolic knots
- On \(\pi\)-hyperbolic knots which are determined by their 2-fold and 4-fold cyclic branched coverings
- On \(\pi\)-hyperbolic knots and branched coverings
- Orders and actions of branched coverings of hyperbolic links
- On hyperbolic knots with homeomorphic cyclic branched coverings
- On \(\pi\)-hyperbolic knots which are determined by their 2-fold and 4-fold cyclic branched coverings
- Hyperbolic links and cyclic branched coverings
- On hyperbolic knots with the same m-fold and n-fold cyclic branched coverings
- Non-equivalent hyperbolic knots
- On cyclic branched coverings of hyperbolic links
- Cyclic branched covers of alternating knots
- \(L\)-space knots have no essential Conway spheres
- A survey of hyperbolic knot theory
- Conway irreducible hyperbolic knots with two common covers
- Links and spines
- On cyclic branched coverings of prime knots
- On the Isometry Groups of Cyclic Branched Coverings of Hyperbolic Knots
- Khovanov homology and the symmetry group of a knot
- THREE CYCLIC BRANCHED COVERS SUFFICE TO DETERMINE HYPERBOLIC KNOTS
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