This article discusses isomorphisms in probabilistic neighborhood and Cauchy groups, suggesting new relationships among categories.
In this article, we focus on discussing some subcategories of the category of probabilistic convergence groups. In so doing, we introduce a category of probabilistic neighborhood spaces, PNeigh, and a category of probabilistic topological neighborhood spaces, PTopNeigh. We identify probabilistic metric spaces as probabilistic neighborhood spaces. Introducing a category of probabilistic neighborhood groups, PNeighGrp, we show that the category of probabilistic neighborhood groups, PNeighGrp - a topological category, and the category of probabilistic pretopological groups, PPreTopGrp are isomorphic, and find categorical relationship of probabilistic neighborhood groups with probabilistic convergence groups. Furthermore, we introduce a category of probabilistic pre Cauchy groups PPreChyGrp showing that the category of probabilistic Cauchy groups, PChyGrp - a category introduced earlier, is a full subcategory of PPreChyGrp. In this respect, we show that in presence of probabilistic convergence group, the category of probabilistic Cauchy groups and the category of strongly normal probabilistic limit groups are isomorphic. Moreover, following the notion of probabilistic normed group, we show that the category of probabilistic normed groups is isomorphic to the category of probabilistic metric groups; finally, we present probabilistic version of so-called invariance of norm theorem.
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