Recognizing oriented knots from finite quotients with one marked element
Indranil Biswas, Shrinit Singh
Abstract
For an oriented tame knot K, let GK be its group, with positive meridian μK and preferred longitude λK. We prove that the profinite completion GK, marked by the conjugacy class of μKλK, determines K up to oriented equivalence. In fact, every isomorphism preserving this mark preserves the meridian and longitude with the same conjugator. The proof combines Xu's genuineness theorem with profinite JSJ theory and simultaneous boundary realization, and applies to satellite and composite knots. Consequently, Eisermann's colouring polynomials over all finite groups determine oriented knots.
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