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Let $(G,\cdot,T)$ and $(H,\star,S)$ be topological groups such that
$(G,T)$ is homeomorphic to $(H,S)$ and $(G,\cdot)$ is isomorphic to $(H,\star)$.

Does it follow that $(G,\cdot,T)$ is homeomorphically isomorphic to and $(H,\star,S)$? (H,\star,S)$ are isomorphic as topological groups?
If no, what if they are both Hausdorff? What if they are both Hausdorff and two-sided complete?

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Does homeomorphic and isomorphic always imply homeomorphically isomorphic?

Let $(G,\cdot,T)$ and $(H,\star,S)$ be topological groups such that
$(G,T)$ is homeomorphic to $(H,S)$ and $(G,\cdot)$ is isomorphic to $(H,\star)$.

Does it follow that $(G,\cdot,T)$ is homeomorphically isomorphic to $(H,\star,S)$?
If no, what if they are both Hausdorff? What if they are both Hausdorff and two-sided complete?