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most citedUnknotting numbers of 2-spheres in the 4-sphere

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math.GT2023

Doubles of Gluck twists: a five dimensional approach

David Gabai, Patrick Naylor, Hannah Schwartz

Using a 5-dimensional perspective, we balance algebraic and geometric handle cancellation to show that doubles of Gluck twists of certain 2-spheres with two minima are standard. Th…

math.GT2021★ 1 cited

A 4-dimensional light bulb theorem for disks

Hannah Schwartz

We give a 4-dimensional light bulb theorem for properly embedded disks, generalizing recent work of Gabai and Kosanovic-Teichner in certain contexts, and extending the 4-dimensiona…

math.GT2020

Duals of non-zero square

Hannah R. Schwartz

In this short note, for each non-zero integer n, we construct a 4-manifold containing a smoothly concordant pair of spheres with a common dual of square n but no automorphism carry…

math.GT2020★ 5 cited

Gluck twisting roll spun knots

Patrick Naylor, Hannah Schwartz

We show that the smooth homotopy 4-sphere obtained by Gluck twisting the m-twist n-roll spin of any unknotting number one knot is diffeomorphic to the standard 4-sphere, for any pa…

math.GT2020★ 8 cited

Unknotting numbers of 2-spheres in the 4-sphere

Jason Joseph, Michael Klug, Benjamin Ruppik +1

We compare two naturally arising notions of unknotting number for 2-spheres in the 4-sphere: namely, the minimal number of 1-handle stabilizations needed to obtain an unknotted sur…

math.GT2019

Higher order corks

Paul Melvin, Hannah Schwartz

It is shown that any finite list of smooth closed simply-connected 4-manifolds homeomorphic to a given one X can be obtained by removing a single compact contractible submanifold (…

math.GT2018★ 1 cited

A note on the complexity of h-cobordisms

Hannah R. Schwartz

We show that the number of double points of smoothly immersed 2-spheres representing certain homology classes of an oriented, smooth, closed, simply-connected 4-manifold X must inc…

math.GT2018★ 7 cited

Equivalent non-isotopic spheres in 4-manifolds

Hannah R. Schwartz

We construct infinitely many smooth oriented 4-manifolds containing pairs of homotopic, smoothly embedded 2-spheres that are not topologically isotopic, but that are equivalent by…

math.GT2017

Isotopy of surfaces in 4-manifolds after a single stabilization

Dave Auckly, Hee Jung Kim, Paul Melvin +2

Any two homologous surfaces of the same genus embedded in a smooth 4-manifold X with simply-connected complements are shown to be smoothly isotopic in the connected sum of X and th…