Non-integral boundary slopes of alternating knots

Abstract

We show, for every positive integer n, there is an alternating knot having a boundary slope with denominator n. We make use of Kabaya's method for boundary slopes and the layered solid torus construction introduced by Jaco and Rubinstein and further developed by Howie et al.

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