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arXiv · 1502.02308

On $T$-characterized subgroups of compact Abelian groups

Abstract

We say that a subgroup $H$ of an infinite compact Abelian group $X$ is {\it $T$-characterized} if there is a $T$-sequence $\mathbf{u} =\{u_n \}$ in the dual group of $X$ such that $H=\{x\in X: \; (u_n, x)\to 1 \}$. We show that a closed subgroup $H$ of $X$ is $T$-characterized if and only if $H$ is a $G_δ$-subgroup of $X$ and the annihilator of $H$ admits a Hausdorff minimally almost periodic group topology. All closed subgroups of an infinite compact Abelian group $X$ are $T$-characterized if and only if $X$ is metrizable and connected. We prove that every compact Abelian group $X$ of infinite exponent has a $T$-characterized subgroup which is not an $F_σ$-subgroup of $X$ that gives a negative answer to Problem 3.3 in [10].

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S. Gabriyelyan. 2015-02-08. On $T$-characterized subgroups of compact Abelian groups. https://arxiv.org/abs/1502.02308

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