
For a completely regular space X we denote by F(X) and A(X) the free topological group of X and the free Abelian topological group of X, respectively, in the sense of Markov and Graev. Let X and Y be locally compact metric spaces with either A(X) topologically isomorphic to A(Y) or F(X) topologically isomorphic to F(Y). We show that in either case X and Y have the same weak inductive dimension. To prove these results we use a Fundamental Lemma which deals with the structure of the topology of F(X) and A(X). We give other results on the topology of F(X) and A(X) and on the position of X in F(X) and A(X).
Structure of general topological groups, Free nonabelian groups, Compact (locally compact) metric spaces, Dimension theory in general topology
Structure of general topological groups, Free nonabelian groups, Compact (locally compact) metric spaces, Dimension theory in general topology
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