Continuous Cocycles Endowed with Point-Open Topology
Kayvan Nejabati Zenouz

TL;DR
This paper studies the topology of continuous cocycles in topological groups, establishing conditions under which cohomology with inverse limit coefficients can be computed as inverse limits of cohomologies with simpler coefficients.
Contribution
It introduces a topological framework for cocycles and proves inverse limit theorems for nonabelian and abelian cohomology in this setting.
Findings
Identifies a natural isomorphism between cohomology of inverse limits and inverse limits of cohomologies for certain topological groups.
Establishes a topological structure on the set of cocycles that facilitates cohomological analysis.
Provides conditions under which cohomology groups commute with inverse limits in the context of compact and Hausdorff groups.
Abstract
Given a topological group and a Hausdorff topological group on which acts continuously and compatibly with the group operation of , we study the set of continuous cocycles of with value in . This set is a function space and can be endowed with several topologies. By imposing a suitable function space topology on the set of cocycles of with value in , we propose a topological study of this set, and we prove, as our first main result, that if is a compact group having a presentation as an inverse limit of compact and Hausdorff topological groups , for in a directed poset , on which acts continuously and compatibly with the group operation of and equivariantly with respect to the transition maps, then one has a natural identification between the first nonabelian cohomology set of with coefficients…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topology and Set Theory · Topological and Geometric Data Analysis · Mathematical Dynamics and Fractals
