On the Borel Complexity of Characterized Subgroups

Abstract

In a compact abelian group X, a characterized subgroup is a subgroup H such that there exists a sequence of characters =(vn) of X such that H=\x∈ X:vn(x) 0 in \. Gabriyelyan proved for X=, that \x∈:n!x 0 in \ is not an Fσ-set. In this paper, we give a complete description of the Fσ-subgroups of characterized by sequences of integers =(vn) such that vn|vn+1 for all n∈ (we show that these are exactly the countable characterized subgroups). Moreover in the general setting of compact metrizable abelian groups, we give a new point of view to study the Borel complexity of characterized subgroups in terms of appropriate test-topologies in the whole group.

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