2019
DOI: 10.4310/mrl.2019.v26.n3.a1
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Khovanov width and dealternation number of positive braid links

Abstract: We give asymptotically sharp upper bounds for the Khovanov width and the dealternation number of positive braid links, in terms of their crossing number. The same braid-theoretic technique, combined with Ozsváth, Stipsicz, and Szabó's Upsilon invariant, allows us to determine the exact cobordism distance between torus knots with braid index two and six.

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“…The alternation number of a link was defined by Kawauchi [Kaw10]. An immediate consequence of the definition is that alt(L) ≤ dalt(L) for any link L. Feller, Pohlmann, and Zentner [FPZ15] computed the alternation number of torus knots on four or fewer strands, and Baader, Feller, Lewark, and Zentner [BFLZ16] gave bounds on the alternation and dealternating number of some families of torus links on six or fewer strands. Our arguments in Section 4 resemble those in [FPZ15].…”
Section: Turaev Genus and Dealternating Numbermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The alternation number of a link was defined by Kawauchi [Kaw10]. An immediate consequence of the definition is that alt(L) ≤ dalt(L) for any link L. Feller, Pohlmann, and Zentner [FPZ15] computed the alternation number of torus knots on four or fewer strands, and Baader, Feller, Lewark, and Zentner [BFLZ16] gave bounds on the alternation and dealternating number of some families of torus links on six or fewer strands. Our arguments in Section 4 resemble those in [FPZ15].…”
Section: Turaev Genus and Dealternating Numbermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The modern Heegaard Floer concordance invariants ν + [HW16] and Υ [OSS17] lead to better bounds on cobordism distance depending on the braid indices [BCG17,FK17]. And for small braid indices, these invariants allow to compute the cobordism distance completely [Fel16,BFLZ16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%