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Compatible group topologies on a locally quasi-convex abelian group and the Mackey group problem

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For a locally quasi-convex (lqc) abelian group $G$, we give the first description of all compatible group topologies on $G$ and apply this result to the Mackey group problem for lqc groups. We characterize lqc abelian groups which are Mackey groups or admit a Mackey group topology and provide a characterization of two Mackey groups whose product is Mackey. We obtain the first characterization of locally convex spaces which are Mackey groups.

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Saak Gabriyelyan. 2022-04-09. Compatible group topologies on a locally quasi-convex abelian group and the Mackey group problem. https://arxiv.org/abs/2204.04389

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