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Splitting spheres for $S^2$-links in $S^4$
We prove that every smooth two-component split sphere link $L\sqcup R\subset S^4$ admits infinitely many smooth splitting $3$-spheres that are topologically non-isotopic. This generalizes a theorem of Tatsuoka from the two-component sphere unlink to split links with arbitrarily knotted sphere compon
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