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most citedKnots with unknotting number 1 and essential Conway spheres

33 citations · 97 across the 10 of their papers we have counts for

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12 papers

math.GT2021

Fibered simple knots

Joshua Evan Greene, John Luecke

We prove that a simple knot in the lens space fibers if and only if its order in homology does not divide any remainder occurring in the Euclidean algorithm applied to the…

math.GT2017★ 6 cited

Asymmetric L-space knots

Kenneth L. Baker, John Luecke

We construct the first examples of asymmetric L-space knots in . More specifically, we exhibit a construction of hyperbolic knots in with both (i) a surgery that may be…

math.GT2015

Boundary-reducing surgeries and bridge number

Kenneth L. Baker, R. Sean Bowman, John Luecke

Let be a --dimensional handlebody of genus . This paper gives examples of hyperbolic knots in with arbitrarily large genus bridge number which admit Dehn surgerie…

math.GT2014★ 2 cited

Infinitely many knots admitting the same integer surgery and a 4-dimensional extension

Tetsuya Abe, In Dae Jong, John Luecke +1

We prove that for any integer there exist infinitely many different knots in such that -surgery on those knots yields the same 3-manifold. In particular, when …

math.GT2014★ 1 cited

Infinitely many knots admitting the same integer surgery

John Luecke, John Osoinach

The construction of knots via annular twisting has been used to create families of knots yielding the same manifold via Dehn surgery. Prior examples have all involved Dehn surgery…

math.GT2013★ 25 cited

Bridge number and integral Dehn surgery

Ken Baker, Cameron Gordon, John Luecke

In a 3-manifold M, let K be a knot and R be an annulus which meets K transversely. We define the notion of the pair (R,K) being caught by a surface Q in the exterior of the link gi…