2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.topol.2019.06.008
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On the Jones polynomial of quasi-alternating links

Abstract: We prove that twisting any quasi-alternating link L with no gaps in its Jones polynomial V L (t) at the crossing where it is quasi-alternating produces a link L * with no gaps in its Jones polynomial V L * (t). This leads us to conjecture that the Jones polynomial of any prime quasi-alternating link, other than (2, n)-torus links, has no gaps. This would give a new property of quasi-alternating links and a simple obstruction criterion for a link to be quasi-alternating. We prove that the conjecture holds for q… Show more

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“…Finally, we enclose our discussion with the following conjecture that is supported by the above results and implies both Conjecture 2.3 in [5] and Conjecture 3.8 in [16]. In particular, it implies that the Jones polynomial of any quasi-alternating link that is not a (2, n)-torus link has no gap and the breadth of the Jones polynomial of such a link is a lower bound of the determinant of this link.…”
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confidence: 58%
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“…Finally, we enclose our discussion with the following conjecture that is supported by the above results and implies both Conjecture 2.3 in [5] and Conjecture 3.8 in [16]. In particular, it implies that the Jones polynomial of any quasi-alternating link that is not a (2, n)-torus link has no gap and the breadth of the Jones polynomial of such a link is a lower bound of the determinant of this link.…”
Section: Consequences Of the Main Theoremsupporting
confidence: 58%
“…As a consequence, we obtain that the length of any gap in the Jones polynomial of any such link is one. This establishes a weaker version of Conjecture 2.3 in [5]. Moreover, we obtain a lower bound for the determinant of any such link in terms of the breadth of its Jones polynomial.…”
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