Abstract
J.P. Levine introduced a clover link to investigate the indeterminacy of the Milnor invariants of a link. It is shown that for a clover link, the Milnor numbers of length at most are well-defined if those of length at most vanish, and that the Milnor numbers of length at least are not well-defined if those of length survive. For a clover link with the Milnor numbers of length at most vanishing, we show that the Milnor number for a sequence is well-defined up to the greatest common devisor of , where is a subsequence of obtained by removing at least indices. Moreover, if is a non-repeated sequence with length , the possible range of is given explicitly. As an application, we give an edge-homotopy classification of -clover links.
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