The path group construction of Lie group extensions

On Linearization of Lie Group Extensions

The Automorphism Group of a Lie Group

Introduction. The group A (G) of all continuous and open automorphisms of a locally compact topological group G may be regarded as a topological group, the topology being defined in the usual fashion from the compact and the open subsets of G (see §1). In general, this topological structure of A(G) is somewhat pathological. For instance, if G is the discretely topologized additive group of an i...

Group Actions and Group Extensions

In this paper we study finite group extensions represented by special cohomology classes. As an application, we obtain some restrictions on finite groups which can act freely on a product of spheres or on a product of real projective spaces. In particular, we prove that if (Z/p)r acts freely on (S1)k , then r ≤ k.

geometrical categories of generalized lie groups and lie group-groupoids

in this paper we construct the category of coverings of fundamental generalized lie group-groupoid associatedwith a connected generalized lie group. we show that this category is equivalent to the category of coverings of aconnected generalized lie group. in addition, we prove the category of coverings of generalized lie groupgroupoidand the category of actions of this generalized lie group-gro...

Cohomology of Group Extensions

Introduction. Let G be a group, K an invariant subgroup of G. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relations between the cohomology groups of G, K, and G/K. As in the case of fibre spaces, it turns out that such relations can be expressed by a spectral sequence whose term E2 is HiG/K, HiK)) and whose term Em is the graduated group associated with i7(G). This problem was first studied...