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Compact groups having almost discrete orbit hypergroups

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LetG be a compact group of automorphism acting continuously on a compact groupH. Then the orbit spaceH G is a compact hypergroup. We characterize, all solvable groupsH and compact automorphism groupsG for whichH G is almost discrete, i.e.,H G is homeomorphic to the one-point-compactification of ℕ. It turns out that thenH is isomorphic either to the infinite direct product ℤ(p) of the cyclic groups ℤ(p) or to ℕ n p (ℤ p the group of allp-adic numbers) for some primep and some ℕ. The almost discrete orbit hypergroupsH G are determined explicitly for some examples.

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Voit, M. Compact groups having almost discrete orbit hypergroups. Monatshefte für Mathematik 122, 239–250 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01320187

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