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Some results on Borel structures with applications to subseries convergence in abelian topological groups

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We show that in an abelian topological group subseries convergence depends only on the Borel field generated by the topology. We also prove a result about measurability of a limit for a pointwise converging sequence of measurable mappings into an analytic topological space.

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Morch Andersen, N.J., Reus Christensen, J.P. Some results on Borel structures with applications to subseries convergence in abelian topological groups. Israel J. Math. 15, 414–420 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02757080

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