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The Stacks project

Definition 58.2.1. Let G be a topological group. A G-set, sometimes called a discrete G-set, is a set X endowed with a left action a : G \times X \to X such that a is continuous when X is given the discrete topology and G \times X the product topology. A morphism of G-sets f : X \to Y is simply any G-equivariant map from X to Y. The category of G-sets is denoted G\textit{-Sets}.


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Comment #4344 by Tim Holzschuh on

typo: 'sometime'


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