Local move formulae for \ Alexander polynomials of n-knots
Eiji Ogasa
Abstract
It is well-known:Suppose there are three 1-dimensional links K+, K-, K0 such that K+, K-, and K0 coincide out of a 3-ball B trivially embedded in S3 and that K+ B, K- B, and K0 B are drawn as follows. Then ΔK+-ΔK+=(t-1)·ΔK0, where ΔK is the Alexander polynomial of K. We know similar formulae of other invariants of 1-dimensional knots and links. (The Jones polynomial etc.) It is natural to ask: Suppose there are two n-dimensional knots K+, K- and a submanifold K0 such that K+, K-, and K0 coincide out of a n-ball B trivially embedded in Sn+2. Then is there a relation in K+ B, K- B, and K0 B with the following property(*)? (*)If K+, K-, and K0 satisfy this relation, an invariant of K+, that of K-, and that of K0 satisfy a fixed relation. In this paper we pove there are such a relation where K+, K-, and K0 satisfy the formula ΔK+-ΔK+=(t-1)·ΔK0, where ΔK is a polynomial to represent the Alexander polynomial of K. We show another relation where K+, K-, and K0 satisfy the formula ArfK+-ArfK-=\|bP4k+2 I(K0)|+1\mod 2, where (1)I() is the inertia group. and I(K0) is the inertia group of a smooth manifold which is orientation preserving diffeomorphic to K0. (2)For a group G, |G| denote the order of G. A local move formula is a relation of an invariant of a few knots related by a local move as above.
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