Abstract
Let be a knot inside a standardly embedded solid torus V in the 3-sphere S3. In the following , for nontriviality , we assume that cannot be lie in a 3-ball in V. Knotting the solid torus V in the shape of another knot as in Figure 0.1, as the image of K, we obtain a new knot K' in S3. A knot obtained in such a manner is called a satellite knot . On the other hand, twisting the solid torus V several times, we get a new knot K in S3. The purpose in this article is to give a survey of some aspects of the study of these constructions.
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