A note on partitions of groups
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Abstract: Every infinite group of regular cardinality can be partitioned so that , for every subset of cardinality . The first author asked whether the same is true for each group of singular cardinality. We show that an answer depends on the algebraic structure of . In particular, this is so for each free group but the statement does not hold for every Abelian group of singular cardinality. As an application, we prove that every Abelian group of singular cardinality k admits maximal translation invariant k-bounded topology that impossible for all groups of regular cardinality.
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