Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4660237 Topology and its Applications 2008 21 Pages PDF
Abstract

A topological abelian group G is w-divisible if G has uncountable weight and the subgroup has the same weight of G for each positive integer m. In order to “measure” w-divisibility we introduce a cardinal invariant (divisible weight) which allows for a precise description of various phenomena related to the subgroups of the compact abelian groups. We give several applications of these results.

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