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By a knot complement one means the complement of a knot. More precisely: The complement in the 3-sphere or in Euclidean space/Cartesian space of a tubular neighbourhood of a knot.
The ordinary homology of the complement of a knot in the 3-sphere is concentrated in degrees 0 and 1:
(see for instance Greene 13, Prop. 3.1, Haney 16, Cor. 1.6)
Exposition:
Lecture notes:
Joshua Greene, Combinatorial Methods in Knot Theory, 2013 (pdf)
Zach Haney, Knot Complements, 2016 (pdf)
See also
On the ordinary homology of configuration spaces of points in knot complements in :
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