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The closed subsetsℱ  ⁢   (  X  ){\mathcal{F}(X)}    of any topological space can be given a topology, called the Chabauty–Fell topology, in whichℱ  ⁢   (  X  ){\mathcal{F}(X)}    is quasi-compact. If X is a locally compact space, thenℱ  ⁢   (  X  ){\mathcal{F}(X)}    is Hausdorff. IfX  =  G{X=G}    is a locally compact group, then the subset  ⁢    ⁢  ℬ  ⁢   (  G  ){\mathcal{S\kern-0.853583ptU\kern-0.569055ptB}(G)}    of closed subgroups is closed inℱ  ⁢   (  G  ){\mathcal{F}(G)}   , and the set of closed subgroups inherits its own compact topology, called the Chabauty topology. We develop some of the important properties of this topology. More precisely, the results contained in this paper deal with the following question: Given a locally compact topological group, when isℱ  ⁢   (  G  ){\mathcal{F}(G)}    (resp.  ⁢    ⁢  ℬ  ⁢   (  G  ){\mathcal{S\kern-0.853583ptU\kern-0.569055ptB}(G)}   ) a totally disconnected space?

Locally compact groups with totally disconnected space of subgroups