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DAHA-Jones polynomials of torus knots T(r, s) are studied systematically for reduced root systems and in the case of \(C^\vee C_1\). We prove the polynomiality and evaluation conjectures from the author’s previous paper on torus knots and extend the theory by the color exchange and further symmetries. The DAHA-Jones polynomials for \(C^\vee C_1\) depend on five parameters. Their surprising connection to the DAHA-superpolynomials (type A) for the knots \(T(2p+1,2)\) is obtained, a remarkable combination of the color exchange conditions and the author’s duality conjecture (justified by Gorsky and Negut). The uncolored DAHA-superpolynomials of torus knots are expected to coincide with the Khovanov–Rozansky stable polynomials and the superpolynomials defined via rational DAHA and/or in terms of certain Hilbert schemes. We end the paper with certain arithmetic counterparts of DAHA-Jones polynomials for the absolute Galois group in the case of \(C^\vee C_1\), developing the author’s previous results for \(A_1\).
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The paper was mainly written at RIMS; the author thanks Hiraku Nakajima and RIMS for the invitation and hospitality and the Simons Foundation (which made this visit possible).
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Cherednik, I. DAHA-Jones polynomials of torus knots. Sel. Math. New Ser. 22, 1013–1053 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00029-015-0210-1
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Keywords
- Double affine Hecke algebra
- Jones polynomial
- Khovanov–Rozansky homology
- Torus knot
- Macdonald polynomial
- Askey–Wilson polynomial
- Verlinde algebra
- Absolute Galois group
- Chern–Simons theory