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Suppose I have two distinct fibered knots in a homology sphere. Is it possible for them to have (orientation-preservingly) homeomorphic exteriors?

See Oriented knot complement conjecture for fibered knotsOriented knot complement conjecture for fibered knots for another version of this question.

Suppose I have two distinct fibered knots in a homology sphere. Is it possible for them to have (orientation-preservingly) homeomorphic exteriors?

See Oriented knot complement conjecture for fibered knots for another version of this question.

Suppose I have two distinct fibered knots in a homology sphere. Is it possible for them to have (orientation-preservingly) homeomorphic exteriors?

See Oriented knot complement conjecture for fibered knots for another version of this question.

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Suppose I have two distinct fibered knots in a homology sphere. Is it possible for them to have (orientation-preservingly) homeomorphic exteriors?

See Oriented knot complement conjecture for fibered knots for another version of this question.

Suppose I have two distinct fibered knots in a homology sphere. Is it possible for them to have (orientation-preservingly) homeomorphic exteriors?

Suppose I have two distinct fibered knots in a homology sphere. Is it possible for them to have (orientation-preservingly) homeomorphic exteriors?

See Oriented knot complement conjecture for fibered knots for another version of this question.

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Suppose I have two distinct fibered knots in a homology sphere. Is it possible for them to have (orientation-preservingly) homeomorphic exteriors? (Note that by distinct knots I mean knots with no orientation-preserving homeomorphism taking one to the other.)

Suppose I have two distinct fibered knots in a homology sphere. Is it possible for them to have (orientation-preservingly) homeomorphic exteriors? (Note that by distinct knots I mean knots with no orientation-preserving homeomorphism taking one to the other.)

Suppose I have two distinct fibered knots in a homology sphere. Is it possible for them to have (orientation-preservingly) homeomorphic exteriors?

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