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On the Generalization of Hilbert's Fifth Problem to Transitive Groupoids
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In the following paper we investigate the question: when is a transitive topological groupoid continuously isomorphic to a Lie groupoid? We present many results on the matter which may be considered generalizations of the Hilbert's fifth problem to this context. Most notably we present a “solution” to the problem for proper transitive groupoids and transitive groupoids with compact source fibers.
Keywords: Lie groupoids; topological groupoids. 
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Paweł Raźny. On the Generalization of Hilbert's Fifth Problem to Transitive Groupoids. Symmetry, integrability and geometry: methods and applications, Tome 13 (2017). http://geodesic.mathdoc.fr/item/SIGMA_2017_13_a97/

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