Box resolvability
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Abstract: We say that a topological group is partially box -resolvable if there exist a dense subset of and a subset of , such that the subsets are pairwise disjoint. If then is called box -resolvable. We prove two theorems. If a topological group contains an injective convergent sequence then is box -resolvable. Every infinite totally bounded topological group is partially box -resolvable for each natural number , and is box -resolvable for each infinite cardinal .
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