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20162022
most citedSlope and concordance of links

2 citations · 3 across the 2 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

math.GT2022★ 2 cited

Slope and concordance of links

Alex Degtyarev, Vincent Florens, Ana G. Lecuona

The slope is an isotopy invariant of colored links with a distinguished component, initially introduced by the authors to describe an extra correction term in the computation of th…

math.GT2021★ 1 cited

A Slope invariant and the A-polynomial of knots

Leo Benard, Vincent Florens, Adrien Rodau

The A-polynomial is a knot invariant related to the space of representations of the knot group. In this paper our interests lies in the logarithmic Gauss map of…

math.GT2020

Slopes of links and signature formulas

Alex Degtyarev, Vincent Florens, Ana G. Lecuona

We present a new invariant, called slope, of a colored link in an integral homology sphere and use this invariant to complete the signature formula for the splice of two links. We…

math.GT2019

Torsions and intersection forms of 4-manifolds from trisection diagrams

Vincent Florens, Delphine Moussard

Gay and Kirby introduced trisections which describe any closed oriented smooth 4-manifold as a union of three four-dimensional handlebodies. A trisection is encoded in a diagra…

math.GT2016

A functorial extension of the Magnus representation to the category of three-dimensional cobordisms

Vincent Florens, Gwenael Massuyeau, Juan Serrano de Rodrigo

Let be an integral domain and be a subgroup of its group of units. We consider the category of 3-dimensional cobordisms between oriented surfaces…

math.GT2016

Alexander invariants of ribbon tangles and planar algebras

Celeste Damiani, Vincent Florens

Ribbon tangles are proper embeddings of tori and cylinders in the -ball~, "bounding" -manifolds with only ribbon disks as singularities. We construct an Alexander invari…