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A Topology for Primary Abelian Groups

In: Études sur les Groupes abéliens / Studies on Abelian Groups

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  • Doyle O. Cutler

    (24 University of California)

  • Robert W. Stringall

    (24 University of California)

Abstract

Let B be a p-primary abelian group without elements of infinite height, let B be a basic subgroup of G and B̅ the torsion subgroup of the completion of B with respect to the p-adic topology. If no is the collection of all fully invariant subgroups of G with the additional property that L ∈ no implies B+L = G, for all basic subgroups B of G, then n induces a Hausdorff topology on G whose completion Ĝ is isomorphic to B̅ (†) If H is a pure subgroup of G and if B is a basic subgroup of H, then the topology constructed for H and the relative topology agree. Homomorphisms between p-groups without elements of infinite height are continuous. Moreover, if H1 is a dense subgroup of G. and if G has no elements of infinite height, then any homomorphism of H1 onto G can be extended uniquely to a homomorphism of G onto Ĝ.

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  • Doyle O. Cutler & Robert W. Stringall, 1968. "A Topology for Primary Abelian Groups," Springer Books, in: Études sur les Groupes abéliens / Studies on Abelian Groups, chapter 0, pages 93-100, Springer.
  • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-642-46146-0_5
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-46146-0_5
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