Reasonable non--Radon--Nikodym ideals
Vladimir Kanovei, Vassily Lyubetsky

TL;DR
The paper constructs a sigma-ideal and a Borel approximate homomorphism for any abelian Polish sigma-compact group that cannot be closely approximated by a true continuous homomorphism, highlighting limitations in approximation.
Contribution
It introduces a specific sigma-ideal and an approximate homomorphism demonstrating the failure of approximation by continuous homomorphisms in abelian Polish sigma-compact groups.
Findings
Existence of a sigma-ideal Z over N for any abelian Polish sigma-compact group H.
Construction of a Borel Z-approximate homomorphism f : H --> H^N.
f is not Z-approximable by any continuous true homomorphism g : H --> H^N.
Abstract
For any abelian Polish sigma-compact group H there exist a sigma-ideal Z over N and a Borel Z-approximate homomorphism f : H --> H^N which is not Z-approximable by a continuous true homomorphism g : H --> H^N.
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