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The Benard-Conway invariant of two-component links
The Benard-Conway invariant of links in the 3-sphere is a Casson-Lin type
invariant defined by counting irreducible SU(2) representations of the link
group with fixed meridional traces. For two-component links with linking number
one, the invariant has been shown to equal a symmetrized multivariable link
signature. We extend this result to all two-component links with non-zero
linking number. A key ingredient in the proof is an explicit calculation of the
Benard-Conway invariant for (2, 2l)-torus links with the help of the Chebyshev
polynomials.