On approximation of unimodular groups by finite quasigroups

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Abstract: Recall that a locally compact group G is called unimodular if the left Haar measure on G is equal to the right one. It is proved in this paper that G is unimodular iff it is approximable by finite quasigroups (Latin squares).


Comparing with their note [Ill. J. Math. 49, 1--16 (2005; Zbl 1077.22004)] in the paper under review the authors study so-called unimodular locally compact groups, that is, groups whose left Haar measure is equal to the right one, and prove a main theorem. Theorem. A locally compact group \(G\) is unimodular if and only if it is approximable by finite quasigroups. To show the theorem, the following results are proved: 1. Any non-discrete locally compact unimodular group \(G\) is approximable by finite quasigroups. 2. Any locally compact unimodular group \(G\) is approximable by finite loops. The proofs of the above results are technique.











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