On Topological Homotopy Groups of n-Hawaiian like spaces

Abstract

By an n-Hawaiian like space X we mean the natural inverse limit, (Yi(n),yi*), where (Yi(n),yi*)=j≤ i(Xj(n),xj*) is the wedge of Xj(n)'s in which Xj(n)'s are (n-1)-connected, locally (n-1)-connected, n-semilocally simply connected and compact CW spaces. In this paper, first we show that the natural homomorphism βn:πn(X,*)→ πn(Yi(n),yi*) is bijection. Second, using this fact we prove that the topological n-homotopy group of an n-Hawaiian like space, πntop(X,x*), is a topological group for all n≥ 2 which is a partial answer to the open question whether πntop(X,x*) is a topological group for any space X and n≥ 1. Moreover, we show that πntop(X,x*) is metrizable.

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