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Keywords:
homeomorphism group; uniformly perfect; continuously perfect; bounded; locally trivial bundle
homeomorphism group; uniformly perfect; continuously perfect; bounded; locally trivial bundle
Summary:
Groups of homeomorphisms related to locally trivial bundles are studied. It is shown that these groups are perfect. Moreover if the homeomorphism isotopy group of the base is bounded then the bundle homeomorphism group of the total space is uniformly perfect.
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