{"title":"结协中的临界点计数:阿贝尔和亚循环不变量","authors":"C. 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Critical point counts in knot cobordisms: abelian and metacyclic invariants
For a pair of knots K1K_1 and K0K_0, we consider the set of four-tuples of integers (g,c0,c1,c2)(g, c_0,c_1, c_2) for which there is a cobordism from K1K_1 to K0K_0 of genus gg having cic_i critical points of each index ii. We describe basic properties that such sets must satisfy and then build homological obstructions to membership in the set. These obstructions are determined by knot invariants arising from cyclic and metacyclic covering spaces.