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The quotient space $S^3/S^1$ is homeomorphic to $S^2$
general-topology
topological-groups
A Radon measure on $G$ being left-invariant on a dense subgroup $H \subset G$ is a Haar measure on $G$.
measure-theory
harmonic-analysis
topological-groups
locally-compact-groups
Haar measure - a problem from Folland
real-analysis
measure-theory
topological-groups
Is every topological group the topological fundamental group of an space?
general-topology
algebraic-topology
topological-groups
For which topological measure spaces do open sets always have positive measure?
general-topology
measure-theory
topological-groups
haar-measure
closed subgroup on a topological group
general-topology
group-theory
topological-groups
Endomorphisms preserve Haar measure
topological-groups
ergodic-theory
Disintegration of Haar measures
measure-theory
harmonic-analysis
topological-groups
locally-compact-groups
haar-measure
Profinite topology of a Group
abstract-algebra
general-topology
group-theory
topological-groups
profinite-groups
Existence of deep enough open subgroups in profinite groups
group-theory
topological-groups
infinite-groups
profinite-groups
Topological rings which are manifolds
algebraic-topology
differential-geometry
topological-groups
support compact modulo subgroup
general-topology
representation-theory
topological-groups
locally-compact-groups
Is a subgroup of a topological group a topological group?
general-topology
group-theory
topological-groups
Is the symmetry group of a compact subset of $\mathbb{R}^n$ closed?
lie-groups
group-actions
topological-groups
symmetry
isometry
G/H is Hausdorff implies H is closed (General topology, Volume 1 by N. Bourbaki)
general-topology
topological-groups
Is $[0,1]$ a topological group?
general-topology
topological-groups
Munkres topology Exercise $2.22$ Question $1$
general-topology
topological-groups
product-space
if $ H $ is a locally compact subgroup of a topological group $ G $, then $ H $ is closed in $ G $
general-topology
topological-groups
Is the following proof valid? About the closure of a subgroup, of a topological group, being again a subgroup
topological-groups
Good book for studying $S_\infty$.
reference-request
algebraic-topology
lie-groups
topological-groups
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