Abstract
Using algebraic techniques derived partly from results on logarithmic forms, the existence of infinitely many inequivalent cyclic group actions fixing a given knot is investigated, together with the related problem of whether infinitely many distinct knots can arise as the branched cyclic covers of a given knot.
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