Some properties of s-paratopological groups

Author:

Tang Zhongbao1,Chen Mengna1

Affiliation:

1. School of mathematics and statistics, Minnan Normal University, Zhangzhou, P.R. China

Abstract

A paratopological group G is called an s-paratopological group if every sequentially continuous homomorphism from G to a paratopological group is continuous. For every paratopological groups (G, ?), there is an s-coreflection (G, ?S(G,?)), which is an s-paratopological group. A characterization of s-coreflection of (G, ?) is obtained, i.e., the topology ?S(G,?) is the finest paratopological group topology on G whose open sets are sequentially open in ?. We prove that the class of Abelian s-paratopological groups is closed with open subgroups. The class of s-paratopological groups being determined by PT-sequences is particularly interesting. We show that this class of paratopological groups is closed with finite product, and give a characterization that two T-sequences define the same paratopological group topology in Abelian groups. The s-sums of Abelian s-paratopological groups are defined. As applications, using s-sums we give characterizations of Abelian s-paratopological groups and Hausdorff Abelian s-paratopological groups, respectively.

Publisher

National Library of Serbia

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