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The canonical genus for Whitehead doubles of a family of alternating knots (1106.1259v2)

Published 7 Jun 2011 in math.GT

Abstract: For any given integer $r \geq 1$ and a quasitoric braid $\beta_r=(\sigma_r{-\epsilon} \sigma_{r-1}{\epsilon}...$ $ \sigma_{1}{(-1){r}\epsilon})3$ with $\epsilon=\pm 1$, we prove that the maximum degree in $z$ of the HOMFLYPT polynomial $P_{W_2(\hat\beta_r)}(v,z)$ of the doubled link $W_2(\hat\beta_r)$ of the closure $\hat\beta_r$ is equal to $6r-1$. As an application, we give a family $\mathcal K3$ of alternating knots, including $(2,n)$ torus knots, 2-bridge knots and alternating pretzel knots as its subfamilies, such that the minimal crossing number of any alternating knot in $\mathcal K3$ coincides with the canonical genus of its Whitehead double. Consequently, we give a new family $\mathcal K3$ of alternating knots for which Tripp's conjecture holds.

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