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Homotopically equivalent simple loops on 2-bridge spheres in Heckoid orbifolds for 2-bridge links (II)
- Donghi Lee and
- Makoto Sakuma
Journal of Knot Theory and Its Ramifications01 Oct 2016
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In this paper and its prequel, we give a necessary and sufficient condition for two essential simple loops on a $2$ $2$ -bridge sphere in an even Heckoid orbifold for a $2$ $2$ -bridge link to be homotopic in the orbifold. We also give a necessary and sufficient condition for an essential simple loop on a $2$ $2$ -bridge sphere in an even Heckoid orbifold for a $2$ $2$ -bridge link to be peripheral or torsion in the orbifold. The prequel treated the case when the $2$ $2$ -bridge link is a $(2, p)$ $(2, p)$ -torus link, and this paper treats the remaining cases.
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Homotopically equivalent simple loops on 2-bridge spheres in Heckoid orbifolds for 2-bridge links (I)
- Donghi Lee and
- Makoto Sakuma
Journal of Knot Theory and Its Ramifications01 Oct 2016
Preview Abstract
In this paper and its sequel, we give a necessary and sufficient condition for two essential simple loops on a $2$ $2$ -bridge sphere in an even Heckoid orbifold for a $2$ $2$ -bridge link to be homotopic in the orbifold. We also give a necessary and sufficient condition for an essential simple loop on a $2$ $2$ -bridge sphere in an even Heckoid orbifold for a $2$ $2$ -bridge link to be peripheral or torsion in the orbifold. This paper treats the case, when the $2$ $2$ -bridge link is a $(2, p)$ $(2, p)$ -torus link, and its sequel will treat the remaining cases.