Topological Lie Group is a mathematical structure that is a group endowed with a topology such that the group operations of multiplication and inversion are continuous, and which, in addition, possesses a smooth manifold structure compatible with the group operations, thereby combining the algebraic properties of a Lie group with the topological continuity required for a topological group.
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Velimir Jurdjevic, Héctor J. Sussmann · Journal of Differential Equations · 1972 · 642 citations
Franklin Haimo, G. Hochschild · American Mathematical Monthly · 1967 · 640 citations
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