2018
DOI: 10.36045/bbms/1523412056
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The $\tau$-precompact Hausdorff Group Reflection of Topological Groups

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“…Then f has a continuous homomorphism extension pf : pG → pH such that the following diagram commutes: Let G and H be two discrete abelian groups and let f : G → H be a one-to-one homomorphism. Then each homomorphism g : G → T has an extensionĝ : The following result was proved in [6].…”
Section: The Contravariant Lattice-valued Functormentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Then f has a continuous homomorphism extension pf : pG → pH such that the following diagram commutes: Let G and H be two discrete abelian groups and let f : G → H be a one-to-one homomorphism. Then each homomorphism g : G → T has an extensionĝ : The following result was proved in [6].…”
Section: The Contravariant Lattice-valued Functormentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Let us recall that the precompact Hausdorff reflection of a given topological group G is a pair (H, ϕ G ), where H is a precompact Hausdorff topological group and ϕ G : G → H is a continuous onto homomorphism, such that for every continuous homomorphism g : G → K to a Hausdorff precompact topological group K, there exists a continuous homomorphism h : H → K satisfying g = h • ϕ G . Every topological group G has a precompact Hausdorff reflection and this reflection is unique up to topological isomorphism [13]. The homomorphism ϕ G is referred to as universal for G. Proof.…”
Section: Proofmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Let us recall that the precompact Hausdorff reflection of a given topological group G is a pair (H, ϕ G ), where H is a precompact Hausdorff topological group and ϕ G : G → H is a continuous homomorphism, such that for every continuous homomorphism g : G → K to a Hausdorff precompact topological group K, there exists a continuous homomorphism h : H → K satisfying g = h • ϕ G . Every topological group G has a precompact Hausdorff reflection and this reflection is unique up to topological isomorphism [12]. The homomorphism ϕ G is referred to as universal for G. Lemma 4.…”
Section: Proofmentioning
confidence: 99%