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  1. Topological Groups 1ST Edition by Leon Pontrjagin, 1939
  2. Topological Groups: Characters, Dualities, and Minimal Group Topoligies (Pure and Applied Mathematics) (Vol 130) by Dikran N. Dikranjan, Ivan R. Prodanov, et all 1989-09-26
  3. Cohomology Theory of Topological Transformation Groups (Ergebnisse der Mathematik und ihrer Grenzgebiete. 2. Folge) by W.Y. Hsiang, 1975-08-26
  4. Stratified Lie Groups and Potential Theory for Their Sub-Laplacians (Springer Monographs in Mathematics) by Andrea Bonfiglioli, Ermanno Lanconelli, et all 2010-11-02
  5. Compact Lie Groups (Graduate Texts in Mathematics) by Mark R. Sepanski, 2010-11-02
  6. Lie Groups and Lie Algebras III: Structure of Lie Groups and Lie Algebras (Encyclopaedia of Mathematical Sciences)
  7. Stochastic Processes in Non-archimedean Banach Spaces, Manifolds and Topological Groups
  8. Classical Topology and Combinatorial Group Theory by John Stillwell, 1993-03-25
  9. Exercises in Abelian Group Theory (Texts in the Mathematical Sciences) by D. Valcan, C. Pelea, et all 2010-11-02
  10. Applications of the Theory of Groups in Mechanics and Physics (Fundamental Theories of Physics) by Petre P. Teodorescu, Nicolae-A.P. Nicorovici, 2010-11-02
  11. Generalized Heisenberg Groups and Damek-Ricci Harmonic Spaces (Lecture Notes in Mathematics) by Jürgen Berndt, Franco Tricerri, et all 1995-04-13
  12. Representation Theory of Algebraic Groups and Quantum Groups (Progress in Mathematics)
  13. Elements of Topological Dynamics (Mathematics and Its Applications) by J. de Vries, 2010-11-02
  14. Profinite Groups (Ergebnisse der Mathematik und ihrer Grenzgebiete. 3. Folge A Series of Modern Surveys in Mathematics) by Luis Ribes, Pavel Zalesskii, 2010-11-02

41. Describing Varieties Of Abelian Topological Groups
Describing Varieties of Abelian topological groups. The aim is to describe containment relations for varieties of abelian topological groups.
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42. HogBlog: Fundamental Groups Of Topological Groups Are Abelian
It s a fact the fundamental group of any topological group is abelian. Let X be a topological group, with identity element e.
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Omnes nuntii apti ad trahendum ex culo meoÆquus et exæquatus. Main November 15, 2003 Fundamental Groups of Topological Groups are Abelian It's a fact: the fundamental group of any topological group is abelian. Let X be a topological group, with identity element e. Let f and g be paths at e(continuous maps from the unit interval I into X, whose value at both and 1 is e). Denote the ordinary multiplication of paths with a stop: f.g is just the path obtained by following f, and then following g, and reparametrising appropriately to obtain another path. Now, there is another natural multiplication on paths, induced by the group structure of X: denote this by *, where (f*g)(t)=f(t)g(t), where juxtaposition represents the group multiplication. Since multiplication is a continuous operation, this is indeed a path at e. Now, I put it to you that this operation is well-defined not only on paths, but on homotopy classes of paths: suppose f is homotopic to f via a path homotopy F, and g is homotopic to g via a path homotopy G. Then let H(s,t)=F(s,t)G(s,t); this is again a path homotopy, between f*g and f

43. On Subgroups Of Minimal Topological Groups
Title On subgroups of minimal topological groups Authors Uspenskij, VV Journal eprint arXivmath/0004119 Publication Date 04/2000 Origin ARXIV
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44. D-Drive Document Server - Subject: 22-xx Topological Groups, Lie Groups
Subject 22xx topological groups, Lie groups. MSC Classification Scheme (192). 22-xx topological groups, Lie groups
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45. LECs, Local Mixers, Topological Groups And Special Products
We prove that every (locally) contractible topological group is (L)EC and Our main results are The free topological group of a qcontractible space is
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LECs, Local Mixers, Topological Groups and Special Products
Carlos E. Borges
(Received 18 December 1986)
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We prove that every (locally) contractible topological group is (L)EC and apply these results to homeomorphism groups, free topological groups, reduced products and symmetric products. Our main results are: The free topological group of a q -contractible space is equiconnected. A paracompact and weakly locally contractible space is locally equiconnected if and only if it has a local mixer. There exist compact metric contractible spaces X whose reduced (symmetric) products are not retracts of the Graev free topological groups F X A X )) (thus correcting results we published ibidem). AMS Subject Classification : primary 54C55; secondary 22A05, 57S05
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46. ALGEBRA AND TOPOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Development of the theory of topological groups with generalized conditions of N. topological groups. Itogi Nauki Tekh. Ser. Algebra, Topologia, Geom.
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The Department of Algebra was organized in 1961 and was headed by Professor S.N.Chernikov (who become later the corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR). After his move to Kiev in 1965, the Department was headed by Doctor A.I.Starostin (Professor in 1969). In 1986 the Department of Algebra was reorganized as the Department of Algebra and Topology including the Section of Topology under guidance of Professor N.V.Velicko. Since 1995 the department of Algebra and Topology is headed by Professor A.A.Makhnev. The main research direction of the Department in algebra is an investigation of discrete and topological groups with some restrictions on given classes of subgroups. At the last time in the sector of Algebra, finite groups and its representations, applications of the group theory in combinatorics and in graph theory are studied mainly. The main topics studied in the section of Topology are following: the continuous functions, spaces of continions functions, Baire functions and Baire isomorphisms. The most essential results:
  • Description of a number of classes of infinite discrete and topological groups with given properties of systems of infinite subgroups (S.N.Cernikov, V.S.Charin, A.I.Starostin, l.l.Eremin, Yn.M.Gorchakov, A.N.Fomin).
  • 47. IngentaConnect Decay Measures On Locally Compact Abelian Topological Groups
    Decay measures on locally compact abelian topological groups. Authors Antoniou I.; Shkarin SA. Source Proceedings Section A Mathematics Royal Society
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    48. Topological Groups
    topological groups. BT group theory(maths) FT groupe topologique. Previous Item Next Item Search Help
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    49. BGU Set Theory And Topology Seminars
    Topic Reflexive representations of topological groups and Gspaces Abstract The last lecture on effective actions of topological groups.
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    BGU Set Theory and Topology Seminar Archive
    Next seminar Wednesday, April 24 , 14:00, room -101, the math building. Speaker : Victoria Lubitch Topic : Linearly Lindelof non Lindelof spaces II Wednesday, April 10 , 14:00, room -101, the math building. Speaker : Victoria Lubitch Topic : Linearly Lindelof non Lindelof spaces Abstract Wednesday, March 20 , 14:00, room -101(?), the math building. Speaker : Michael Levin Topic : Free actions of compact 0-dimensional groups Abstract : We will discuss basic results, methods and conjectures. Wednesday, February 27 , 12:00, room -101, the math building. Speaker : Istvan Juhasz (Budapest) Topic : of his choice Friday, February 15 , 10:00, room -101, the math building. Speaker : Istvan Juhasz (Budapest) Topic : Calibers, free sequences and density Abstract : Results from a joint work with Z. Szentmiklossy. Below you can download the DVI, PS and PDF file. NOTE: The last seminar in this semester Wednesday, January 9 , 14:30, room 201, the math building. Speaker : Edmund Ben-Ami Topic : Another proof of the Open Mapping Principle (III) Wednesday

    50. Wallace's Problem
    Whilst a topological group such as the circle group of complex numbers of length FTChristoph Jr.,Embedding topological semigroups in topological groups,
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    Are Countably Compact Cancellative Topological Semigroups Always Topological Groups ?
    D.A.Robbie and S.Svetlichny
    Background A topological semigroup is a jointly continuous binary operation defined on a Hausdorff topological space and such that the operation is associative. A simple example is the unit interval under ordinary multiplication. Whilst a topological group such as the circle group of complex numbers of length one is a topological semigroup, the interest is in semigroups not assumed to be groups. Indeed an early and continuing theoretical question has been what topological conditions in conjunction with additional algebraic conditions imply that a topological semigroup is in fact actually a topological group. One such result due to A.D.Wallace [3], is that if the set of all products of the elements of a compact semigroup gives back the whole semigroup, and if there is only one element e such that e2=e then we have a topological group. There has been continuing interest in the following long standing problem of Alexander Doniphan Wallace [3]: Is a countably compact cancellative topological semigroup, necessarily a topological gical group ?

    51. 22 Topological Groups, Lie Algebras
    Baars J. Equivalence of certain free topological groups. 331 (1992), pp. 125 130. Guran II Topologija beskone\v{c}noj simmetri\v{c}eskoj gruppy i
    http://www.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/cmuc/cmucemis/cmucinde/cams-22.htm
    Baars J.
    Equivalence of certain free topological groups . 33:1 (1992), pp. 125 130.
    Guran I.I.
    . 22:2 (1981), pp. 311 316.
    Hart K.P., Junnila H., Mill J.van
    A Dowker group . 26:4 (1985), pp. 799 810.
    Korovin A.V.
    Continuous actions of pseudocompact groups and axioms of topological group . 33:2 (1992), pp. 335 343.
    Shakhmatov D.B.
    On zero-dimensionality of subgroups of locally compact groups . 32:3 (1991), pp. 581 582.
    . 2:4 (1961), pp. 3 5.
    On tensor products of Abelian groups . 6:1 (1965), pp. 73 83.
    Uspenskij V.V.
    On the group of isometries of the Urysohn universal metric space . 31:1 (1990), pp. 181 182.

    52. EPrint Series Of Department Of Mathematics, Hokkaido University - Subject: 22-xx
    Subject 22xx topological groups, LIE GROUPS. MSC2000 (803). 22-xx topological groups, LIE GROUPS. This list was generated on Sun Aug 7 061020 JST 2005.
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    53. Monash University EPrint Repository - Faculties: 230105 Group Theory And General
    230000 Mathematical Sciences 230100 Mathematics. 230105 Group Theory And Generalisations (Incl. topological groups And Lie Groups)
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    54. MM_Publications
    On central topological groups Research Announcement, Bull. AMS, 72 (1966), 826830. Representation theory of central topological groups Trans.
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    PUBLICATIONS 1. On central topological groups Research Announcement, Bull. A.M.S., (1966), 826-830. (With S. Grosser). 2. Representation theory of central topological groups Research Announcement, Bull. A.M.S., (1966), 831-837. (with S. Grosser). 3. Homological algebra in locally compact abelian groups Trans. A.M.S., 4. On central topological groups Trans. A.M.S., (1967), 317-340. (with S. Grosser). 5. Representation theory of central topological groups Trans. A.M.S., (1967), 361-390. (with S. Grosser). 6. Uber Automorphismengruppen localkompakter Gruppen und Derivationen von Lie Gruppen Math. Zeitschrift, (1970), 321-339. (with S. Grosser and O. Loos). 7. Cyclic vectors for representations of locally compact groups Math. Ann., (1971), 265-288. (with F. Greenleaf). 8. Compactness conditions I and II J.f. Reine, u. Ang. Math., (1971), 1-40. (with S. Grosser). 9. Harmonic analysis on central topological groups Trans. A.M.S., (1971), 419-454. (with S. Grosser). 10. Central idempotents in measure algebras Math. Zeitschrift, (1971), 217-222. (with R.D. Mosak).

    55. GROUPS AND TOPOLOGICAL GROUPS
    GROUPS AND topological groups June 28 29, 2002 Technische Universität Dresden Maximal abelian group actions on (R, ) and their digital representation
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    GROUPS AND TOPOLOGICAL GROUPS
    June 28 - 29, 2002
    Program:
    Friday, June 28 R. Goebel (Essen):
    Epiuniversal classes of groups and the solution of a problem on locally nilpotent groups by Boris Plotkin J. Trlifaj (Prague):
    Approximations of modules and the finitistic dimension
    conjectures Coffee P. Plaumann (Erlangen):
    The lattice of connected subgroups of a connected
    algebraic group A. Di Bartolo (Palermo):
    Unipotent algebraic groups with a unique subgroup in
    every dimension Lunch P. Dehornoy (Caen): Word reversing V. Diekert (Stuttgart): On the existential and positive theories in graph products Coffee M. Picantin (Caen): Garside monoids D. Kirsten (Dresden): A semigroup-theoretic approach to the finite power problem in free monoids Saturday, June 29 G. Stroth (Halle): Some steps in revising the classification of the finite simple groups M. Bianchi (Milano): On the length of conjugacy classes in finite groups Coffee W. Herfort (Wien): The profinite completion of certain torsion p-groups F. Leinen (Mainz): Group algebras of simple locally finite groups: ideals and positive-definite functions Lunch R. Winkler (Wien):

    56. Conference On Groups And Topological Groups
    L. Fuchs (New Orleans), Valuated Butler groups of finite rank. R. Göbel (Essen), How rigid are reduced products? W. Hojka (Wien), Das Fundamentalgruppoid
    http://www.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/~ulbrich/gtg/
    July 2-3, 2004 at the University of Leipzig, Germany
    We are very happy to announce the following lectures:
    L. Fuchs (New Orleans) Valuated Butler groups of finite rank How rigid are reduced products? W. Hojka (Wien) Das Fundamentalgruppoid einer proendlich
    Regulatorketten in Butlergruppen D. Kuske (Dresden) Singular braid monoids are automatic K. Strambach (Erlangen) Imprimitive Gruppen, mehrfach scharf
    J. Trlifaj (Prag) Matlis localizations R. Winkler (Wien) On a certain class of functions on
    LCA-groups having a unique mean
    The lectures will take place in
    Ritterstr. 16, Leipzig This is in the center of Leipzig, within easy walking distance (5 min.) from the central railway station. It would be very helpful for the organization if you could let the local organizer know if you intend to participate. program The conference program is also available as a pdf document. accomodations We have made preliminary reservation of a limited number of rooms for the participants of GTG until June 20 at the university guesthouses
    Ritterstrasse 12 price: 40 euro price: 50 euro See http://www.uni-leipzig.de/%7Eabz/index.html

    57. Lie Groups (Bump)-Springer Topological Groups, Lie Groups Book
    This book is intended for a one year graduate course on Lie groups and Lie algebras. The author proceeds beyond the representation theory of compact Lie
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    58. Transformation Groups-Birkhäuser Boston Topological Groups, Lie Groups Journa
    Transformation Groups will only accept research articles containing new results, complete proofs and an abstract. Topics include Lie groups and Lie
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    59. TVP Volume 4 Issue 3
    Probability Distributions on Bicompact topological groups. B. Kloss. Abstract. In this paper random variables defined on a bicompact topological group $G$
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    Probability Distributions on Bicompact Topological Groups
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    Abstract. Theorem 12 Let be a sequence of independent random variables. We construct the compositions Then, non-random constants can be found so that the sequence o f normalized compositions has a limiting distribution . The results obtained are extended to the case of bicompact topological semigroups. Some material contained in this paper was published in [7] without detailed proofs. View Full Text (pdf) View References

    60. School Of Mathematical & Physical Sciences - University Of Newcastle
    topological groups (George Willis, Jacqui Ramagge). The solution of Hilbert s 5th Problem implies that a general connected group is close to being a Lie
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