AbstractConsider the continuity of left translations in the LUC-compactification GLUC of a locally compact group G. For every X⊆G, let κ(X) be the minimal cardinality of a compact covering of X in G. Let U(G) be the points in GLUC that are not in the closure of any X⊆G with κ(X)<κ(G). We show that the points at which no left translation in U(G) is continuous are dense in U(G). This result is a generalization of a theorem by van Douwen concerning discrete groups. We obtain a new proof for the fact that the topological center of GLUC∖G is empty
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AbstractFor a discrete group G, we consider βG, the Stone–Čech compactification of G, as a right top...
The spectrum of an admissible subalgebra A(G) of LUC(G), the algebra of right uniformly continuous ...
AbstractWe prove that, when G is a group equipped with a Baire and metrizable topology, if there is ...
AbstractWe consider the Banach algebra LUC(G)∗ for a not necessarily locally compact topological gro...
We consider the Banach algebra LUC (G)* for a not necessarily locally compact topological group G. O...
Abstract. For a Polish group G let covG be the minimal number of translates of a fixed closed nowher...
AbstractLet G be a σ-compact and locally compact group. If f ϵ L∞(G) let Uf be the closed subspace o...
AbstractWe show that, for every nonlocally compact Polish group G with a left-invariant complete met...
Abstract. Every topological group G has some natural compactifica-tions which can be a useful tool o...
AbstractFor a Polish group G let covG be the minimal number of translates of a fixed closed nowhere ...
AbstractFor every continuous biadditive mapping ω we construct a topological group M(ω) and establis...
Abstract. Let G be a topological group which is not a P-group. Then the Stone-Čech compactification...
summary:We explore (weak) continuity properties of group operations. For this purpose, the Novak num...
Abstract. Let Γ be an infinite discrete group and βΓ its Čech-Stone compactification. Using the wel...
AbstractIn this paper, we consider the following question: when does a topological group G have a Ha...
AbstractFor a discrete group G, we consider βG, the Stone–Čech compactification of G, as a right top...
The spectrum of an admissible subalgebra A(G) of LUC(G), the algebra of right uniformly continuous ...
AbstractWe prove that, when G is a group equipped with a Baire and metrizable topology, if there is ...