Structure of locally compact groups with metrizable connected components up to negligible subsets
It is shown that, after removal of a suitable negligible subset N, a locally compact group G with non-trivial metrizable connected components is of simple topological structure, namely, a product of a discrete space, the space of irrationals, and a Cantor spaces. N can be chosen so as to respect the algebraic and topological structure of G and its Haar measure. Consequently, such a group G has a large supply of \(G_{\delta}\)-subsets of Cantor type. Some of the results have analogues in coset spaces G/H.
locally compact groups with metrizable connected components
topological structure up to negligible subset
homeomorphy of \(G_{\delta }\)- subspaces in coset space
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4040189
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