When is the sum of two closed subgroups closed in a locally compact abelian group?
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Abstract: Locally compact abelian groups are classified in which the sum of any two closed subgroups is itself closed. This amounts to reproving and extending results by Yu.~N.~Mukhin from 1970. Namely we contribute a complete classification of all totally disconnected lca groups with closed for any closed subgroups and .
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