\(T_\Omega\)-sequences in abelian groups (Q1587323): Difference between revisions

A sequence in an abelian group is called a \(T\)-sequence if there exists a Hausdorff group topology in which the sequence converges to zero. It will be called a \(T_\Omega\)-sequence if there exist uncountably many different Hausdorff group topologies in which the sequence converges to zero. The paper under review constructs a fundamental system for the finest group topology in which a given \(T\)-sequence converges to zero. A criterion for being a \(T_\Omega\)-sequence and examples of \(T_\Omega\)-sequences are given.