In this paper we introduce a new definition of the first non-abelian cohomology of topological groups.  We relate the cohomology of a normal subgroup $N$ of a topological group $G$ and the quotient $G/N$ to the cohomology of $G$. We get the inflation-restriction exact sequence. Also, we obtain a seven-term exact cohomology sequence up to dimension 2. We give an interpretation of the first non-a...

In this study, we investigate the further properties of quasi irresolute topological groups defined in [20]. We show that if a group homomorphism f between quasi irresolute topological groups is irresolute at $e_G$, then $f$ is irresolute on $G$. Later we prove that in a semi-connected quasi irresolute topological group $(G,*,tau )$, if $V$ is any symmetric semi-open neighborhood of $e_G$, then...

if we consider some special conditions, we can assume fundamental group of a topological space as a new topological space. in this paper, we will present a number of theorems in topological fundamental group related to semilocally simply connected property for a topological space.

In this paper we investigate Hartman functions on a topological group G. Recall that (ι, C) is a group compactification of G if C is a compact group, ι : G → C is a continuous group homomorphism and ι(G) ⊆ C is dense. A bounded function f : G 7→ C is a Hartman function if there exists a group compactification (ι, C) and F : C → C such that f = F ◦ ι and F is Riemann integrable, i.e. the set of ...

In this paper we investigate Hartman functions on a topological group G. Recall that (ι, C) is a group compactification of G if C is a compact group, ι : G → C is a continuous group homomorphism and ι(G) ⊆ C is dense. A bounded function f : G 7→ C is a Hartman function if there exists a group compactification (ι, C) and F : C → C such that f = F ◦ ι and F is Riemann integrable, i.e. the set of ...

we introduce some new concepts of topological spaces which say α − separable topologicalspace and o-topological group, α − first axiom, α − second axiom, and we find some relations betweenthem with some applications in normed spaces.

A subset S of a topological group G is said to be a suitable set if (a) it has the discrete topology, (b) it is a closed subset of G \ {l}, and (c) the subgroup generated by S is dense in G. K.H. Hoffmann and S.A. Morris proved that every locally compact group has a suitable set. In this paper it is proved that every metrizable topological group and every countable Hausdorff topological group h...