On approximation of topological groups by finite algebraic systems
L. Yu. Glebsky, E. I. Gordon
Abstract
It is known that locally compact groups approximable by finite ones are unimodular, but this condition is not sufficient, for example, the simple Lie groups are not approximable by finite ones as topological groups. In this paper the approximations of locally compact groups by more general finite algebraic systems are investigated. It is proved that the approximation of locally compact groups by finite semigroups is equivalent to approximation by finite groups and thus not all locally compact groups are approximable by finite semigroups. We prove that any locally compact group is approximable by finite left (right) quasigroups but the approximabilty of a locally compact group by finite quasigroups (latin squares) implies its unimodularity. The question if the unimodularity of a locally compact group implies its approximability by finite quasigroups is open. We prove only that the discrete groups are approximable by finite quasigroups.
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