Abstract
We give examples of a linear combination of algebraic knots and their mirrors that are algebraically slice, but whose topological and smooth four-genus is two. Our examples generalize an example of non-slice algebraically slice linear combination of iterated torus knots obtained by Hedden, Kirk and Livingston. Our main tool is a genus bound from Casson–Gordon theory and a cabling formula that allows us to compute effectively these invariants.
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