Aspects of automatic continuity

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Autori principali: Rosendal, Christian, Suarez, Luis Carlos
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author Rosendal, Christian
Suarez, Luis Carlos
author_facet Rosendal, Christian
Suarez, Luis Carlos
contents A general overview of the phenomenon of automatic continuity of homomorphisms between Polish groups is given. In particular, we study variants and improvements of the closed graph theorem, applying these to the problem of continuity of universally measurable homomorphisms and also to gauge the amount of choice needed to construct discontinuous homomorphisms between Polish groups. Furthermore, we provide a simple proof of automatic continuity in the context of homeomorphism groups of compact manifolds and a complete reworking of automatic continuity theory in the context of isometry groups of highly homogeneous complete metric structures.
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spellingShingle Aspects of automatic continuity
Rosendal, Christian
Suarez, Luis Carlos
Group Theory
Logic
22A05, 03E15
A general overview of the phenomenon of automatic continuity of homomorphisms between Polish groups is given. In particular, we study variants and improvements of the closed graph theorem, applying these to the problem of continuity of universally measurable homomorphisms and also to gauge the amount of choice needed to construct discontinuous homomorphisms between Polish groups. Furthermore, we provide a simple proof of automatic continuity in the context of homeomorphism groups of compact manifolds and a complete reworking of automatic continuity theory in the context of isometry groups of highly homogeneous complete metric structures.
title Aspects of automatic continuity
topic Group Theory
Logic
22A05, 03E15
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.12143