Abstract: We show that the Heisenberg type group , with the discrete Boolean group , canonically defined by any Stone space , is always minimal. That is, does not admit any strictly coarser Hausdorff group topology. This leads us to the following result: for every (locally compact) non-archimedean there exists a (resp., locally compact) non-archimedean minimal group such that is a group retract of For discrete groups the latter was proved by S. Dierolf and U. Schwanengel. We unify some old and new characterization results for non-archimedean groups. Among others we show that every continuous group action of on a Stone space is a restriction of a continuous group action by automorphisms of on a topological (even, compact) group . We show also that any epimorphism (in the category of Hausdorff topological groups) into a non-archimedean group must be dense.
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