Exercise 3, § 7
General Topology, III
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
a) Show that every totally disconnected compact group is the inverse limit of a family of finite discrete groups (use Exercise 18 of § 4).
b) Let be a totally disconnected compact group and let be a closed subgroup of . Show that there is a continuous section associated with the canonical mapping . [Use a) and Proposition 3 of § 3; for each consider the finite set of sections , and remark that these sets from an inverse system with respect to the canonical surjective mappings ].
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