An explicit connected-sum family with unbounded knot Ramsey-stick gap
Meng Ji
Abstract
Let R(K) and s(K) denote the Ramsey number and the stick number of a knot K. Johnson proved that R-s is unbounded on (p-1,p) torus knots and asked whether other such families exist. We give an affirmative answer. We construct an explicit eight-stick alternating knot J with c(J)=6 and br(J)=2. For Kn=\#nJ, the connected-sum formulas yield R(Kn) 7n+3 and s(Kn) 5n+3.
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