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PlanetPhysics/Topological G Space

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Let us recall the definition of a topological group; this is a group (G,.,e) together with a topology on G such that (x,y)xy1 is continuous, i.e., from G×G into G. Note also that G×G is regarded as a topological space defined by the product topology.

Definition: Topological Group

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Consider G to be a topological group with the above notations, and also let X be a topological space, such that an action a of G on X is continuous if a:G×XX is continuous; with these conditions, X is defined to be a topological G-space .

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  1. Howard Becker, Alexander S. Kechris. 1996. The Descriptive Set Theory of Polish Group Actions Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, UK, p.14.