Infinite families of non-fibered twisted torus knots
This paper presents explicit infinite families of non-fibered twisted torus knots by demonstrating that the leading coefficients of their Alexander polynomials can assume arbitrary integer values.
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This paper presents explicit infinite families of non-fibered twisted torus knots by demonstrating that the leading coefficients of their Alexander polynomials can assume arbitrary integer values.
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