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The study aims to identify which three-manifolds arise as integral Dehn surgery along a knot in S^3, specifically those containing a Klein bottle.

July 5, 2026Quantum Topology0 citationsOpen Access

Integral Klein bottle surgeries and Heegaard Floer homology

RDRobert DeYesoUniversity of Tennessee at Martin

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The study aims to identify which three-manifolds arise as integral Dehn surgery along a knot in S^3, specifically those containing a Klein bottle.
Examined closed, connected, orientable three-manifolds resulting from integral Dehn surgery.
Utilized Heegaard Floer invariants to establish surgery obstructions.
Analyzed specific cases, including 8-surgery along a genus two knot.
Demonstrated that specific surgeries lead to L-space manifolds.
Identified that the dihedral manifold (-1; 1/2, 1/2, 2/5) results from the gluing process.
Established that the surgery knot must be K=T(2,5).

Resumen

In this paper, we study which closed, connected, orientable three-manifolds X containing a Klein bottle arise as integral Dehn surgery along a knot in S^3. Such X are presentable as a gluing of the twisted I -bundle over the Klein bottle to a knot manifold, and we use a variety of Heegaard Floer-type invariants to generate surgery obstructions. Suppose that X is 8 -surgery along a genus two knot and arises by gluing the twisted I -bundle over the Klein bottle to an S^3 knot complement. We show that X is an L -space, it must be the dihedral manifold (-1; 12, 12, 25), and the surgery knot must be K=T (2, 5).

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