There is an extensive literature on the characterization of knots in the 3-sphere which have the same 3-manifold as a common n-fold cyclic branched covering, for some integer \( n \ge 2 \). In the present paper, we study the following more general situation. Given two integers m and n, how are knots K1 and K2 related such that the m-fold cyclic branched covering of K1 coincides with the n-fold cyclic branched covering of K2. Or, seen from the point of view of 3-manifolds: in how many different ways can a given 3-manifold occur as a cyclic branched covering of knots in S3. Under certain hypotheses, we solve this problem for the basic class of hyperbolic 3-manifolds and hyperbolic knots (the other basic class is that of Seifert fiber spaces r...
We construct a family of hyperbolic 3-manifolds whose fundamental groups admit a cyclic presentation...
We give a nearly complete solution of the problem of how many different knots and links in the 3-sph...
Many three-dimensional manifolds are two-fold branched covers of the three-dimensional sphere. Howev...
AbstractWe have proved in previous work that, for any pair of different integers m > n > 2 (respecti...
AbstractWe determine the exact geometric relation between two hyperbolic knots K and K′ such that th...
We collect several results on the determination of hyperbolic knots by means of their cyclic branche...
We collect several results on the determination of hyperbolic knots by means of their cyclic branche...
We give a survey on recent progress and remaining open problems on the number and the geometry of k...
AbstractThere exist in the literature many examples of different knots or links with homeomorphic cy...
AbstractTwo of the main methods for the construction of closed orientable 3-manifolds, and in partic...
We give sufficient conditions for a π-hyperbolic knot to be determined, up to homeomorphism in S3, b...
AbstractWe give sufficient conditions for a π-hyperbolic knot to be determined, up to homeomorphism ...
AbstractWe study two families of closed orientable three-dimensional manifolds, which are defined as...
We show that, for any prime p, a knot K in $S^3$ is determined by its p-fold cyclic unbranched cover...
International audienceLet n > m > 2 be two fixed coprime integers. We prove that two Conway reducibl...
We construct a family of hyperbolic 3-manifolds whose fundamental groups admit a cyclic presentation...
We give a nearly complete solution of the problem of how many different knots and links in the 3-sph...
Many three-dimensional manifolds are two-fold branched covers of the three-dimensional sphere. Howev...
AbstractWe have proved in previous work that, for any pair of different integers m > n > 2 (respecti...
AbstractWe determine the exact geometric relation between two hyperbolic knots K and K′ such that th...
We collect several results on the determination of hyperbolic knots by means of their cyclic branche...
We collect several results on the determination of hyperbolic knots by means of their cyclic branche...
We give a survey on recent progress and remaining open problems on the number and the geometry of k...
AbstractThere exist in the literature many examples of different knots or links with homeomorphic cy...
AbstractTwo of the main methods for the construction of closed orientable 3-manifolds, and in partic...
We give sufficient conditions for a π-hyperbolic knot to be determined, up to homeomorphism in S3, b...
AbstractWe give sufficient conditions for a π-hyperbolic knot to be determined, up to homeomorphism ...
AbstractWe study two families of closed orientable three-dimensional manifolds, which are defined as...
We show that, for any prime p, a knot K in $S^3$ is determined by its p-fold cyclic unbranched cover...
International audienceLet n > m > 2 be two fixed coprime integers. We prove that two Conway reducibl...
We construct a family of hyperbolic 3-manifolds whose fundamental groups admit a cyclic presentation...
We give a nearly complete solution of the problem of how many different knots and links in the 3-sph...
Many three-dimensional manifolds are two-fold branched covers of the three-dimensional sphere. Howev...