The structure of compact groups : a primer for the student, a handbook for the expert
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The structure of compact groups : a primer for the student, a handbook for the expert
（De Gruyter studies in mathematics, 25）
W. de Gruyter, c1998
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Hokkaido University, Library, Graduate School of Science, Faculty of Science and School of Science図書
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [781]-793) and index
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Table of Contents
- Basic topics and examples
- the basic representation theory of compact groups
- the ideas of Peter and Weyl
- characters
- linear Lie groups
- compact Lie groups
- duality for Abelian topological groups
- compact Abelian groups
- the structure of compact groups
- compact group actions
- the structure of free compact groups
- cardinal invariants of compact groups. Appendices: Abelian groups
- covering spaces and groups
- a primer of category theory
- selected results in topology and topological groups.
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