On the isometrization of groups of homeomorphisms
Fredric D. Ancel

TL;DR
This paper establishes criteria under which groups of homeomorphisms can be endowed with invariant metrics, linking isometrizability to properties like equiregularity and properness, with significant theorems for various topological spaces.
Contribution
It introduces the concepts of equiregularity and nearly proper actions and proves theorems characterizing when a group of homeomorphisms is (properly) isometrizable based on these properties.
Findings
Isometrizability characterized by equiregularity for certain spaces.
Proper isometrizability requires equiregularity and nearly properness.
Proper actions imply proper isometrizability for locally compact spaces.
Abstract
Let be a group of homeomorphisms of a topological space . is if there exists a -invariant (proper) gauge structure on . is if for every and every open neighborhood of in there is an open neighborhood of in such that and every has an open neighborhood with the property that for every , if , then . is if for all compact subsets and of , ( { and } ) is compact. if for all compact subsets and of , the subset = { } is compact when is endowed with the compact-open topology. THE ISOMETRIZATION…
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