Bourbaki

Exercise 31, § 2

General Topology, III, 305

Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.

Let GG be a connected topological group, HH a subgroup of GG, UU an open subset of GG such that H=UHH = UH. Let V=H∩(U−1U)V = H \cap (U^{-1}U); show that H=V∞H = V^\infty [show that if A=H∩C(V∞)A = H \cap C(V^\infty), then the sets U.V∞U.V^\infty and U.AU.A do not intersect].

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