Dense-separable groups and its applications in $d$-independence
Fucai Lin, Qiyun Wu, Chuan Liu

TL;DR
This paper investigates dense-separable topological groups, establishing their properties, characterizations, and applications in $d$-independent structures, including conditions for metrizability and $d$-independence in various classes of groups.
Contribution
It introduces and analyzes the concept of dense-separable topological groups, providing new characterizations, properties, and applications in $d$-independent groups, especially relating to metrizability and subgroup separability.
Findings
Separable spaces with countable tightness are dense-separable.
Certain classes of abelian groups are dense-subgroup-separable iff they are metrizable.
Conditions under which dense-subgroup-separable groups are $d$-independent.
Abstract
A topological space is called {\it dense-separable} if each dense subset of its is separable. Therefore, each dense-separable space is separable. We establish some basic properties of dense-separable topological groups. We prove that each separable space with a countable tightness is dense-separable, and give a dense-separable topological group which is not hereditarily separable. We also prove that, for a Hausdorff locally compact group , it is locally dense-separable iff it is metrizable. Moreover, we study dense-subgroup-separable topological groups. We prove that, for each compact torsion (or divisible, or torsion-free, or totally disconnected) abelian group, it is dense-subgroup-separable iff it is dense-separable iff it is metrizable. Finally, we discuss some applications in -independent topological groups and related structures. We prove that each regular…
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TopicsAdvanced Topology and Set Theory · Fuzzy and Soft Set Theory · Rings, Modules, and Algebras
