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The Classification of Dehn fillings on the outer torus of a 1-bridge braid exterior which produce solid tori

Abstract

Let $K= K(w,b,t)$ be a 1-bridge braid in a solid torus $V$, and let $γ$ be a $(p,q)$ curve on the torus $T = \partial V$ of the exterior $M_K$ of $K$. It will be shown that Dehn filling on $T$ along $γ$ produces a solid torus if and only if $p$ and $q$ satisfy one of four conditions determined by the parameters $(w,b,t)$ of the knot $K$. This solves the classification problem raised by Menasco and Zhang for such Dehn fillings.

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Ying-Qing Wu. 2006-10-27. The Classification of Dehn fillings on the outer torus of a 1-bridge braid exterior which produce solid tori. https://arxiv.org/abs/math/0610868

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