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TauCeti.Topology.Algebra.Group.Torsion

Torsion and continuous maps in topological groups #

Let A be a topological abelian group topologically isomorphic to Multiplicative (M × T), where M is a torsion-free additive group and T is a torsion additive group. The algebraic identification of A ⧸ torsion A with M from TauCeti.GroupTheory.Torsion is then a topological isomorphism for the quotient topology.

Continuous maps from a compact space into a discrete p-primary torsion group also form a p-primary torsion group, since each map has finite image.

Main definitions #

Under a topological isomorphism A ≃ₜ* Multiplicative (M × T) with M torsion-free and T torsion, the quotient of A by its torsion subgroup is topologically isomorphic to M.

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    The continuous maps from a compact space into a discrete p-primary torsion group form a p-primary torsion group: such a map has finite image, so one power of p kills all its values at once.