Topological homogeneity
Summary
A topological space is homogeneous when for any two of its points some homeomorphism of the space carries the first point to the second. So the space looks the same near every point. Every topological group is homogeneous, because translations are homeomorphisms. Homogeneity is therefore a first test of whether a space can carry the structure of a topological group.
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