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Let $L\subset L'\in S^3$ be two links such that $L$ has one less number of components than $L'$. Further, $L$ is hyperbolic. Under what conditions is the link $L'$ hyperbolic. To be more specific $L, L'$ are shown in the figure below. enter image description herehere.

Let $L\subset L'\in S^3$ be two links such that $L$ has one less number of components than $L'$. Further, $L$ is hyperbolic. Under what conditions is the link $L'$ hyperbolic. To be more specific $L, L'$ are shown in the figure below. enter image description here.

Let $L\subset L'\in S^3$ be two links such that $L$ has one less number of components than $L'$. Further, $L$ is hyperbolic. Under what conditions is the link $L'$ hyperbolic. To be more specific $L, L'$ are shown in here.

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Hyperbolic manifolds constructed by Dehn filling a single boundary component of a link complement in S^3links

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Hyperbolic manifolds constructed by Dehn filling a single boundary component of a link complement in S^3

Let $L\subset L'\in S^3$ be two links such that $L$ has one less number of components than $L'$. Further, $L$ is hyperbolic. Under what conditions is the link $L'$ hyperbolic. To be more specific $L, L'$ are shown in the figure below. enter image description here.